Brooky
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Ted Thanks for that A mate of mine bought one (A heavy unit minus pump) an early 7V with the 4 cylinder engine and it was in sliver I remember steering it back to his place near Huntingdon one Saturday morning behind his Land Rover...............Happy days I wonder what happened to it
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I remember in the yard at Molesworth there were several wartime AFS appliances (7Vs)mainly and they were painted silver
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restoration Morris CDSW 6x4 Bofors Tractor
Brooky replied to Ivor Ramsden's topic in Blogs of MV restorations
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What ******** size did he want????????????????????
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Some great pictures in the gallery here westlancsmvt.com Especially like the AMX13 and Chaffee rolling down the runway side by side
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Have posted piccies in meetings log thread
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And some more
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Woodvale 2010, what a brilliant turn out of vehicles, well done to West Lancs MVT for the organisation Far better laid out this year and a fantastic selection of vehicles including three tanks!!!
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Yes..................being described as a lovely man was a bit of a worry And seconded about the CS8, never won anything when I owned it though :-(
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Agreed a good do................sorry didnt get to meet you face to face but was a bit busy!! Will post some piccies later this evening
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Look forward to seeing you Martin, I think my old CS8 is going as well Agreed with the work the west Lancs have put in, I do hope they manage to top last years entry, I know there were issues in previous years but I thought the arrangements last year were very good Hope to see a lot of people there And yes they are letting me loose with the microphone again, you poor unsuspecting people :cool2::cool2:
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According to "The American Arsenal" artic tractors (in our speak) are called "Truck Tractor" i.e. Truck Tractor 8 ton 6x4 and so on
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I stand corrected
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Glyn Are you bringing the Guy to Woodvale??? or just the CS8 (am doing the commentary for the parade so might need to bone up :-D)
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There was some archive film in this weeks BBC "Who Do You Think You Are" regarding the troubles in Ireland with some very good shots of Crossley tenders Probablly still available on iplayer
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See you there!! Any more
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Also deuces or Deuce and a half
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Anybody going to Woodvale at the weekend?? Was a good show last year
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Yep, deffo a Mack and I would suggest a recabbed NM6
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Thanks for that..................pleased that my memory is not playing up :nut::nut:
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As I said I will stand corrected.......................however the Explorer I had did not have the lever under the steering wheel but did have the valve on the dash and it did apply all the brakes. It was a very early example (I believe from the first batch) so was the arrangement changed later?
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Always thought the lever on the dashboard was a hill holder, used to hold the vehicle on a hill to enable a smooth start, not always possible with a ratchet handbrake As always I stand to be corrected (just that the Explorer I had I couldnt work out why it wouldnt move (as if the brakes seized on) until some one told me about the valve
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Like wise here Did Iimagine it or did they have a Panther as well?
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question The compression ratio of engines for military Land Rovers
Brooky replied to touchwood 2a's topic in British Vehicles
Have got S3 engine ex 24V FFR Lightweight Comp ratio is 8:1 -
Been prize winning with it again :cool2::cool2: Can just see the rosette!
