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  1. radiomike7
    That makes more sense, I was not aware that the wheel had lugs on the inside as well.
  2. radiomike7
    Are you sure, they are only held on by two small tack welds? The pivoting ring on the hub would be the better place to fit drag ropes.
  3. radiomike7
    https://www.flickr.com/photos/buzzer999/7573732326 Might the lugs be for netting?
  4. radiomike7
    I understood OX** was synthetic?
  5. radiomike7
    The Transfer or Transposing box is built like a brick outhouse and rarely gives problems, it only drives the front axle while the rear prop is driven directly from the gearbox main shaft. The Scammell 6 speed gearbox is fragile and can fail for a number of reasons, it is unique as it only has 4 pairs of gears to give 6 speeds.
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    Front axle looks like a Militant driven version, is that not a 6x6?
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    From another angle with sound: https://news.sky.com/video/man-arrested-as-army-truck-drives-through-police-road-block-in-somerset-12959278
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    Still showing as taxed and MOT if that helps.
  9. radiomike7
    The Comet at Duxford is 09 ZR 19 so quite likely.
  10. radiomike7
    General Electric CJ610 turbojets apparently.
  11. radiomike7
    My father in law spoke highly of the P51 having used one as master bomber for 5 group. Was the walk around open to the public?
  12. radiomike7
    It should alternate between Adrian Flux and Allied Forces.
  13. radiomike7
    Good call, took about 15 seconds from start to finish using Win 10 & Chrome. All ads have vanished on here, Gmail and YouTube.
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    https://www.milweb.net/webvert/a7008/104923
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    Tried that, get the message 'no search results found'.
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    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sundowner_(yacht) Apparently went to Dunkirk but was denied a second trip as it was too slow.
  17. radiomike7
    It is most likely an 8.4l 6LW with 2 rocker covers or an 18l 6L3B with 6 individual rocker covers. Is it still at Dennet's Shipbuilding?
  18. radiomike7
    Agreed, you can also just about see 3 studs for mounting trims. I seem to remember they were always referred to as 'hub caps' which is similar to calling modern door mirrors 'wing mirrors'.
  19. radiomike7
    It would be unusual to balance trailer wheels so they are most likely from a vehicle. The load index of 95/92 refers to a weight capability of 690kg each as a single or 630kg each when used as a twin.
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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2kfabMG4kA
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    Looks like one of these, possibly designed by Ferdinand Porsche. http://www.kfzderwehrmacht.de/Hauptseite_deutsch/Kraftfahrzeuge/Osterreich/Austro-Daimler/Artilleriezugauto_M_17/artilleriezugauto_m_17.html
  22. radiomike7
    Is that a 'potato masher' stick grenade on the armoured car, I understood that only the Germans used them?
  23. radiomike7
    Is it part of a device that prevents you moving two selectors at the same time?
  24. radiomike7
    This type? 5/8" UNF available online.
  25. radiomike7
    Douglas Taskmaster, available with or without a cab. https://www.flickr.com/photos/93622336@N07/31849301411/in/photostream/
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