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Thanks @Brigand @REME 245for the food for thought. So on balance Barry, yes I would be interested in a set of 5 of the 10.5 x 20 tyres. Thanks

Hi, If this is wrong someone please correct me. While tyres of the right size for the Dingo are almost non existent the 10.50 X 20 size are easier to get hold off, but with a modern pattern? Or at least as far as I can see with a bit of googling. So the key thing about the new 10.50 X 20, and the justification for the cost, would be the track pattern? I have a C60L CMP as well as a Dingo. So I am potentially interested in the 10.50s I'm just trying to judge how much I want them Vs the cost🙂 With the Dingo the tires are 'needed' to ensure it stays on the road, it's a narrower call with the CMP. Does anyone who knows more about CMP tires than me have an opinion? Cheers

Thanks for the update 👍

Hi @RMS I just wondered if there was any update on the tires? Cheers

Hi I'd be interested in 2 sets of 700-18 for Daimler dingo. Cheers

I'll be honest I did wonder whether W was for waterproof but thought I might be being too literal 😁

👍 Unless my eyesight is deceiving me W is also missing, again perhaps it is a military specific notation?

👍 Thank you.

Hi Richard, Thanks that is really interesting. Can I ask where it is from ? From it I'd take it that ZNHPO Z - Dustproof N - ? H - Horizontal P - Pump accelerating/Choke tube O - Special Starter etc

Good Morning This is my first post so hopefully I get the etiquette right I was wondering if there is any resource that can help decipher Solex carbuettor naming, e.g. ZNHPO, WNHPO, WNEPO etc etc. Since there seems to be a pattern to the names I'm assuming there is some meaning to the lettering. If anyone could shed some light on it or point me in the direction of a book or online resource etc that would be fantastic. Thanks in advance. Mike