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Hoseman
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Nice fun thing I would think. Please don't go the route of painting it in airborne markings. It's a civilian bike. Enjoy it for what it is IMHO. Ron
Not entirely mate, they were used by military and airborne early on!
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Just got this bike and no nothing about it. Any info greatly received[ATTACH=CONFIG]80501[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]80502[/ATTACH]
Nice little Brockhouse you have there, always been after a Welbike myself. these were used after the war, from 1948 onwards in various marks, and even in The White Helmets Display Team!!(Royal signals dispatch riders display team!!)
Speak to Welbike on here, he can point you in right direction for parts and info.
A great reference book to get is "From welbike to Corgi", by Peter Miller. Get revised adition its got a bit more in! Got mine on amazon.
just had a little peek in the book of knowledge and your frame number makes yours a mark 2, from april 1948 - 1950, engine number should be between 16005 and 24146.
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On this one I'm not too worried about the cores - they look in good nick from a look inside and out. The tubes on the bottom are more corroded than the rest of the radiator, so I want to stop further damage and repair as needed.
A flush is definitely on the cards when she's back together.
A radiator specialist will replace the bottom pipes (stubs) and check radiator as part of the job if asked. Bin sitting for a while or not regularly used??
All that crud just sits in bottom half of radiator and engine block! Thats why even a vehicle thats laid up should be run up hot at least once a week, keep things circulated.
Check condition of hoses too. they will rot from the inside out. I would change as a matter of course to be on the safe side.
Thermostat not crudded up to??
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I haven't diagrams but if I can help just ask. I'm hydraulics engineer and work on both hydraulic and pneumatic systems
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the ammo was found off rosslare wexford also 28 lbs cannon balls
Who used 28lb cannon balls in ww2 then...????:nut: (prob us!)
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think you've bought a bloody big black pudding mate !...........
Reminds me of the ancient art of ECKY THUMP.....enjoy:nut:
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Welcome Bill, don't fret we are a friendly (friendly..... always getting them mixed up...!!) bunch here. Just don't feed us or get us wet, remember Gremlins!!!! Where in Cheshire friend?
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I would say yes! (But you will still have to pay like everyone else).
Like a "IM WITH THE BAND!" T Shirt, but without the instruments and groupies (so ive found out....!!!!):nut:
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I was going to re watch that tonight after the missus had gone to bed!!!
Yep.....Its pants!!!!
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Hello from NW England friend. Welcome to the green asylum! Always require plenty of pictures to fuel our addiction.
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Bloody he'll....thinking what I paid for my De-acs years ago, easily quadrupled my money. All pre "96 so old De-acs. Got my enfields, stens, bren, k98's, think the most I paid was £250 and that was for the bren!!! Stens were £100, enfields £120 and k98 was £170!!! For extra £100 cud have got the bren in box, spare parts and mags!!!!! Just kicking myself down the street n round the block!!!!!
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Company of heroes.
Maybe the story is OK but the mistakes in uniforms etc....
I was going to re watch that tonight after the missus had gone to bed!!!
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We can have some more done as I wore my HMVF shirt at W&P and it really helped to be found by other members.
Infact, I still have boxes full of T Shirts, Fleeces and Polo Shirts.
Are they for sale on the forum????
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either or will do , as long as the Bentley is in cammo !
Or get some black tape and put UN on the sides....!!!! LOL
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Would any forum member,in the Swinton manchester area, have or know a Skip hire company?.............
Speak to a company called GB Hose (0161 728 1118) in Swinton. Friends of mine who do hydraulics, they will know of some. ask for Heather or Graham, tell them Paul from Rapid Hydraulics put you onto them!
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Nice Ass.
I always assumed UN bought fleets of new vehicles. Not always so - they have a buyer at the big car auctions who snaps up any quality brand decent 4x4s (e.g. Landcrusiers) with mileages up to 200,000 ish as they know they'll give trouble free service and are damn cheap motors. So they do not waste money in this respect!
How many miles to the carrot on the donkey???
Ideal as left AND right hand drive and bio emissions!!!
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Thank goodness I didn't take my Hotchkiss Jeep with 101st Airborne markings.......................................
Is it MV????
Is it a true reprisention????
Not a prob mate, come on in...!:kissoncheek:
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and war :angry
We getting both on this thread....!!!!!
I posted earlier about the proving a vehicle is military or the Tesco shop mondeo...!
I was only going on what others have said and put my Tuppence worth on the line....Thank god it wasnt my neck!!!! LOL:blush:
Olaf, if its support for an MV not a problem mate, no one is singling you out as the bad guy here, and we all know it costs a fortune to make the PILGRIMAGE from afar to W&P and other venues.:thanx:
I was having a go at the Civvi driving a Civvi and marking it as a MV just to gain cheap access etc. They either taking the PEE or mocking the scene in my eyes! And as for putting a piece of cardboard in the window and saying "This is an MV....":mad:
If a vehicle is Ex- MOD then people will have papers to prove and not a problem, civvi landys done as MV`s I dont agree with as the real things are just as cheap to get and probably better improved etc.
No one is having a bash at the fibreglass planes as they are obviously what they are meant to be....!
The copy vehicles that have been built from just a chassis to represent a rare or obsolete one are just as hard to make, if not harder than the real thing..... not a problem!
My gripe is where they get the works Transit Van (OR MONDEO!!!!!), bang a bit of tape on it to represent a vehicle that it isnt!:evil::evil:
By all means get the Mondeo, chop the back out into a makeshift pickup (UTE if your an Aussie!!) and plant a .30 cal n mount on the back, smash it to hell and daub a bit of graffitti on it to represent a Freedom Fighter, Rebel Forces, Guerrilla insurgent etc of the conflict you are depicting....I havent a prob with that either!!!
all because they have put time, money, effort and thought into it!!!:saluting:
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I can believe that. Although we dont put a display on as such, in past years we taken three pre 1945 vehicles with trailers.
Last year our fuel bill was a shade under £900.
This year due to economic reasons we only ended up taking one vehicle on a trailer,it was however 1944 in date and a "true ex-mil" vehicle, unlike the white van with "UN" made from parcel tap.......grrrrrrrr.
On a lighter note I was glad to see that the problem of kids racing on quads had been sorted, this year it was only adults on motorbikes in Kitcheners field causing additional dust storms....like we needed that.
All that said great show, thanks to Rex and his team.
My tuppence worth........(which doesnt go far nowadays....!)
If you have an MV that is obviously "What it is" not a problem, ie; Armoured Car, Tank, Carrier etc.
If you have a vehicle that also had a civvie version, Truck, Bike etc then its easy to bring some form of ID on it as most of have history on their machines! Its what we do, get the vehicle, restore the vehicle and search the history of the vehicle.
Theres the other side of it tho, the ones that have built their own from another vehicle because either they cant find one or the cost of owning the real one such as the Private Ryan Tiger (Plywood???), RAF Armoured Car (From an LDV chassis I think!) etc. These are obvious tho, even to the uninformed, so i dont have a problem with these.
I agree tho, getting the Ford Mondeo, taking your Tesco shop out of the boot and putting UN in black electric tape down the sides (or eben MP!! to get into a show is taking the p*ss!!!:shocked:
Dont shoot me down, just an opinion that i have and makes sense to someone else prob, but many many miles away I guess!!!!:undecided:
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Found 1 pic so far. This is a later Mk2 or 3 model, reg looks like 01 HW 24. It's not good enough to see air tanks, though. I'll try harder to find better pics
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Think one of my customers has one of these, ex Dutch army!
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the young lady is Wallis Witmeur an active member of the Belgium MVT , i just posted the link to her, yes she`s brings a little colour to our olive drab world...
while watching the video some not drooling will note it`s a nice bike
jonny loot
What bike....???
First there's a man with a horse and now there's a bike....!!!
I must be missing something, grey matter comes to mind (or not as case may be)!!
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Yup she does look a bit like Sarah Connor!!! Horseman- I did actually read your post in the style of The Terminator!!!!!
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HORSEMAN....HORSEMAN.....?????
Whos this HORSEMAN guy?????
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You can tell the Mods are all on holiday
In which case I can say in a very bad Terminator voice to the young lady..........
"Give me your clothes, your boots and your motorcycle" :cool2:
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Watch out for Terminators. I think that was Sarah Connor.
Thats the first thing I thought when I saw it....Sarah Connor!!!
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You could also use air tool oil! Bit in the lines, what it's designed for.