Hoseman
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Your EP00 oil is actually a semi fluid grease used in auto lube systems on large plant. It can be used as a gear oil and only comes in 12.5 KG tubs. I have the correct full spec if you need it, but I dont know what effects a mopdern grease / oil will have on your older box as mentioned previous!
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I can find you an equivelant make / grade tomorrow you want!
Im a hydraulics engineer and can contact my supplier who will cross reference it for me.
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I am about to buy one and it is a slight worry that engine parts etc might be slightly tricky to come by...?
Any good sources of spares would be great
theres a local guy a few miles away from me specialises in classic triumphs. always has them in his shop, breaks and repairs them. its called TRUBIKES, in Neston, wirral. think his names John.
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Hi Folks
The jeep will be restore back to Ford GPW 1942 in British guise. Probably as 56th London Infantry Div. known as the "Black Cats". My father served in North Africa and Italy with them.
Best regards
MB1944
I know the guy who bought it and he is returning it back to original. Compliments his other Jeep and trailer!!
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Just did that and its BLOOMING SNOWING!!!!!!
Dig out me long johns n winter warmers, gonna be a LOOOOONNNNGGG day for me!!!!
Dig out me van first!!
Not gonna listen to you guys any more........If hadnt of looked out the window I would have been none the wiser.....!:nut:
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Further to my comments about fair ground vehicles on the AEC armoured car thread, Mrs rog started a new job this month somewhere in deepest Berkshire.
I went along today for a look at her workplace and noticed, over the top of the nearby fence, the top of a typical showmans trailor load... then a bit further along a locked mesh gate revealed three two axled trailors all tarped up in a line....then I recognised the clerestory roof of a nice old living wagon.
On the way out I turned left ... by mistake... and came across
Chassis cab mammoth major
Atkinson 3 axle gennie truck
Foden, ex gritter at a guess, waltzer load
Turns out mrs rog works next door to the winter quarters of a well known show family, I need to get some introductions as an invite to that yard would be my idea of heaven:angel:
can you give a name??
I do a lot of work for the fairgrounds that come around, they have local guys for whatever area they are in and i am the North West guy for a lot of them. Might know a few names to get you a back door pass!!!
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I have been trying to register as a new member on Maple Leaf with no joy.
They are saying that they do not register anymore because of spammers. I have gone through their procedures in the Contacts section twice now with a description of myself (no wonder they wouldnt have me!!!!:-X) and reason why I wish to join but no joy.
Anyone else had this problem??
Any way to get registered differently???
Anyone drop a good word with the powers that be....??
I have noticed several members of HMVF on there..................so they cant be that fussy...............:iloveyou::bow::flowers::help:
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Intrigued, I looked this up. Creosote, which we used to preserve fence posts before the days of treated pine, was used to mask the smell of the cesspits during the great war. They must have used a lot of it. Creosote (2%) was also found to make the best louse insecticide in combination with naphthalene (96%) and iodoform (2%). I have given you the formula because I know you will all want to go off and make some. The downside of its use was that apparently creosote is noted as causing cancer in the scrotum of chimney sweeps. Not sure how that translated on the western front. Just thought you might like to know all this... but not sure why. Cheers.
Thanks.....now im going to have to stop rubbing the stuff on my nuts and give up the sweep business.....!!!! So much for free enterprise!!!:nut:
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a few more
In the bushes on the lower right
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Afew shots of this in there
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A shy Dodge
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An Acmat
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In the first pic infront of the blue wagon, is that the front of a DUKW, screen and bow or off someting more modern?? Not up on my DUCKS!!!:red:
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Im a hydraulics engineer and can confirm the ISO 10w and 15w comment made.
Sod all difference in them and the OM is equivelant to an ISO 13.
We use mainly ISO 46 and ISO 32 all day long, the 32 goes in the older machines with a bit more wear in them!
Dont worry about mixing ATF oil, it mixes with all Hydraulic oil grades.
Just because its red doesnt mean its ATF either, JCB put a red dye in their ISO 46 and tell you that you need their "special" oil only and charge you the earth for it!!! LOL
I have also seen it in GREEN and BLUE!!!!
At the factory they only put ATF in the hydraulics of most Cherry Pickers because of the lower viscocity. Only because they dont know the climate the machines are going to, could be hot or sub zero! We always top the tanks up with HYD 46 (ISO 46) as recommended by NATIONWIDE ACCESS who supply them!
Any problems let me know I have a good source for oils and lubes if required.
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hello and welcome friend. joined in 2010 and only just surfaced!! think we have a lurker in our midst! lol.
where bouts in the NW you from mate?
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I have been using www.parcel2go.com for awhile, last week I had to find someone else http://www.parcel-link.co.uk/
39 kg tent sent for £28 by citylink its still in transit but at the moment its looking good.... famous last words
I get a lot of stuff from one of my suppliers in Lanarkshire and they only charge me £12.50 for a box well heavier than 25 Kg.
He uses APC I think!
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Good evening gentlemen,
I would consider fitting a steel plate ring under the bolts and then rivet together or add intermittent "stitch" welds around its OD, just to strengthen the original material and dissipate the load.
I would also like to thank you for such an interesting restoration thread.
Andy
1925 Napier Lion
1913 Chalmers racer
I could see this working, nice tight fit round the centre spigot OD and out past the holes with good tack welds to hold all together, pulling it all in. A fabricator friend makes new arms and buckets for excavators and has just started using a new type of steel. cant remember what its called but he only needs 1/3 of the thickness for same strength, Welds great and less weight too! He can build an arm for a 20ton excavator using 10mm steel onstead of 30mm!!!!!!
Find out the name and post it for everyone.
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They tried it in Jersey in 17th century. Got chased off in twenty minutes by the Lt Govenors's Butler . They'd had the temierity to disturb his master's breackfast!
Yeah, but in the 17th Century we had an Army and Navy.....They could walk right in now and kick our arses with a tin opener and a pea shooter.....Thanks to Government cuts!!!!
Maybe we should surrender first, and while they are confused and disorientated we can run away in in victory!!!:cheesy:
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I agree, puts the willies up you just looking at it!!!!
But also you cant stop looking at it as a thing of IMMENSE beauty.
Got to be at the top of the heavy armour beauty list.....!! :cool2:
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Found this for sale, large quantity of projectiles and ammo for sale if there are any collectors interested. Might be more for sale if you contact the seller in the link.
Good luck
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nice job your doing there mate. need to get my arse into gear and get myself a carrier. waiting for couple of replies ive posted. would love this one but out of my budget!
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HOW BLOODY MANY....!!!!!
Too many for one man, take one off your hands...??? LOL
Looking good, any resto threads going on this and why the hell not, all good stuff.
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Will do, Thanks
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Does it have to be a Universal/Bren carrier? Would a T16 do? If so ask Rick eddy8men
Im not too up on them, seen a few advertised on the yank websites but not side by side.
Whats the comparison priceways?
Im open to anything interesting carrier related so a T16 would fit the bill
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Hi, I have a couple of bren gun carriers as pictured and am interested in contacting fellow like minded people to share restoration information. I am also looking for carrier parts and have parts to trade. drop me a line at kevinpowles@btinternet.com also looking for a dingo to purchase. thanks kevin.
Like minded as you mate but without the carriers...!!! LOL
Im looking for a project if you know of any, putting the feelers out for one.
Any info greatly appreciated.
Good luck, any updates on these??
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There must be at least one hiding from him somewhere!!
Can arrange own UK and European transport
Not scared of a lot of work
Anything about or in the grapevine??
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Hi
Thought i would bring this thread back up.
Any news on the restos?
I wouldnt mind a carrier myself, anyone know any available in the UK??
Any info greatly appreciated
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I keep telling myself "You can never have too many Lee Enfields lying around...!!!"
Puts my meagre two to shame, but I got the Bren, Sten, K98 and M16 to play with!!!! LOL
What make /model ?
in Research Centre
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Didnt these have the Villiers Junior engine in them, 98cc??
Same as used in the Welbike I believe.
Hows that for sexist.......Giving the Little Lady a little car....AND its soooo cute too:whistle:!!!!