Citroman

Nice minature trains on the floor at the ball gunner trainer...☺️

The D-sign is french and means Danger. You see them also on farm and forrestry tractors. And towing vehicles of course. Only put in vertical postion when towing.

A Büssing in army service

A few Minervas in armour.

Well it has a crane...😄

Yes 😎

I had to recreate the aluminium signs on the pump controls of an Landrover Fire Egine. A lot of the letters had different withs. So i had the resize every letter.  So an handpainted lettering will be even more differing.

And what kind of trailor are the Belgian military police using as a horse riding barrage?

Attention there are calcium/calcium batteries on sale, they can give problems as they need higher voltage for loading. (Like modern cars). It works for a good while but if your car isn't used for longer you get starting problems. For loading you need a special charger too. I got back with the batterie to the man who sold it to me. It took him 2 days on the special charger and he could't get more than 80% charged... Next one will be an lead/lead battery.

Just seen for sale on EBAY.de a picture of 2 captured Belgian carriers.

I think he means the wire between points and coil. Also check the connectors for corrosion. Other thing i once had, dry rotor bushes in the starter motor so it pulls more power. After oling the car started well again. Good luck.

Here a Liberty truck in the same quarry transporting a part of an huge excavator. The truck was of the local Ford dealer.

Any idea what make this truck would be with the solid tyres? Picture taken during WW2 in a local quarry. The trailer is bringing gas for the old beast. Gas came from an coalmine in the region.

Well done.

I used the tubes on a repair of a toaster they get red hot every time, works well till now 😉

This type of windings can be repaired by stucking the ends in very small silver tubes and pinch them. It's the kind of connectors that they used in telephone connections in the past.

The bodyshop that repaired my car, cleaned it like new. (it is parked under trees so lots of green on it everywhere.) They used a product called Cartec. It dissolves organic matter. They spray it on and a few minutes later it is washed with warm water. Ready. I don't know it they did pressure wash it.

To get brass clean without scratching it. Put it in vinigar with a few spoons of salt mixed in. It will come out like red copper but after a little swipe it looks like new.

In sweden they have day driving lights, maybe this was installed later to upgrade the truck to the new laws?

Would this be an ex WW1 truck?

Might be an motorcycle switch like this.

I don't think it's a pull switch but a tumble switch dip and beam. I have seen them somewhere before but where...

Is there no makers mark on the back?

Are the bushes were the startermotor axle turns in ok? Lubrificated well?

I would say cork for the float. Balsa is to soft it will damage very fast. And don't know if balsa doens't absorb water.