In the listing, they have put ''please watch the video for a full description''. I couldn't bring myself to watch a video of some hinges................:-)
Well done Rick and good luck! A shame it had been left to rot after being appreciated earlier. Australia is generally very good at saving it's military history and has been for a long time. I was surprised when visiting the War Memorial just how much effort had been expended to that end even as far back as the Great War.
Hercules DXFE from a Diamond T 980. The injectors in the block are a Hercules feature with their swirl chamber port that is reduced by the upcoming piston.
Hanno, your command of the English language is better by far than the majority of people on here, especially the British! I was being a little pedantic but yes, crawler tractor is correct.
I had always assumed the British WD cans were essentially identical to the civilian versions other than the debossed markings. The Canadian cans were tooled up especially for the military and hence incorporated the raised rim of the military oil can.