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Niels v

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  1. Hi Richard

    Thanks for the advice. Very nice to know that I can get clutch out without removing the whole engine.

    I have already taken the gearbox of, I manage to get it off with the tire pump still attached, It took a bit off manhandling but I had a lot of room to work, as the transfer box, cross member and drive shafts where off.

    Have you had problems with at sticking clutch?

  2. Yes the cab is really badly designed rust wise.

    I took the cab off of mine because it was really bad in some places, and it was impossible to fix it insitu.

    Sadly I have not got any tips for working on the clutch.

    I am also looking for some advice I have a clutch plate that is stuck to the fly wheel. Which from what I have heard is a normal problem with Bedfords that have been standing for a long time.

    I am going to take the engine out of my frame and take the clutch apart.

    I can not see any other way because of the bell housing acting as the rear engine mounts.

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  3. Hi

    No the cab does not tilt, there are two covers that you can lift off inside the cab.

    If that is not enough you have to dismantel the front and remove the whole cab.

    the picture is from the top of the engine with out cover.

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  4. It could be a test of a pre fragmented bomb, I know the Danish air force have conducted a series of test to see what penetration power they have.

    the air force suspended a bomb form a rig and then park cars and placed things next to it, and then detonated remotely.

    I have seen some very impresive movies and pictures of it.

  5. I bought a part from Dirk, which he send quite fast but he forgot to give me the paypal adress so I could pay him, and it to a couple of monthe of sending mails to him before I got the adress. that tought me to call him instead.

  6. Hi Desert Rat

    the description says:

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    A Scammell tank transporter carrying a repaired Valentine tank forms part of the United Nations parade in Cairo which saw 5,000 troops and vehicles pass through the city, 14 June 1943.

     

    Sadly nothing about the colour, but I think that its a two tone scheme, sand and light blue or green, but I cant tell for sure.

     

    I am fairly sure that the Scammell R100 towing the mathilda is in the 3 tone counter scheme with sand, blue and green.

     

    I found some more pics on the IWM site

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