mash

Yes these two are B range.

Spotted these two in Wales the other week, there are a lot more in the impact area including ferrets and a good scattering of 432s.

Welcome, any pics do love a wmik

I believe it is an off position which cuts all power to any lights, have only seen one fitted and can't remember exactly, this would make sense as it would bring it in line with other lighting switches on some vehicles.

One less crapaud to worry about :whistle:

That's because every French farmer liberated some soon after they themselves were liberated.

Very nice.

I have looked through my system and can't match that number to anything.

I have them listed on my edition.

Nsn is the same as the standard veh alternator:

bolt machine

nsn 5306-99-573-6491

civi prt no YLD100080

I will check tomoro to confirm they are both the same.

Robin, you need to clear some space in your inbox mate.

I know the modern ones have 3 pins but only 2 are used, as for the older ones I can't remember but I will check tomorrow if I get a chance.

BVs in land rovers still happen, I have made a few conversions for them, easiest way for the Wolf fleet (being 24v and fitted with a slave socket) is to get a condemned slavelead, strip down the head and cut one end of the bv cable off and re-wire to the head ( remembering the cable is different each end). This has worked fine for me, also typing this I now remember a full lighting kit for the rear of my fitter truck and even work lights have been made this way.

Cheers guys, now is this of use to anyone?

This just took out two tyres on our wrecker, can anyone identify it?

kit bag locks ,also a very large collection of button sticks

Ok I am sure I'm not the only one to notice a familiar looking object formed on the right hand side with three locks and a button stick.

Welcome, I do love these old trucks great fun to drive just a little slow when fully loaded.

I must say I had a good look over the conversion during the tour and it is very impressive and to most people looks factory.

You certainly have some skills there David.

Does anyone own the above vehicle? I was having a clear out and came across it's docs wallet with some of the old paperwork/work ticket etc from it's time in Canada. The owner can have it for the cost of postage.

Welcome.

I am sure people are, I know our force 135 have plans being drawn up and feelers out to make the 75th even better but that's classified Top Secret :-X

Yea we thought after our liberation day victory and HRH in her Guernsey Green dress whilst in Jersey, you guys needed cheering up. :whistle:

Hi Jerry glad you enjoyed your self and you were made to feel welcome, all us islanders are always greatful to people who help us celebrate the liberation.

I asume you mean the old boy who invited himself into wagons:

barryjameswilson@btinternet.com

Mash.

Welcome aboard.

Yes Tony but we did 135ish of pre 1945 vehicles we didn't need post war to make up the numbers

I think our Force 135 was a little better too, I am a little biased as I led the Guernsey one :whistle: