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7 hours ago, jenkinov said:

I was at Newby hall tractor fest ... But had seen a trailer on the Newby estate farm which I did not recognise at the time and thought it might be this one ...

You seem to have a very good eye for finding old military trailers 

Jenkinov

You don't know if it's still their?

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Got all the add-on metal chopped off recently & washed off,will be sprayed with oil n dry stored..small traces of wartime colour appeared,the reservoir even still has brake fluid in it...has a certain smell🤔

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7 hours ago, jenkinov said:

I was at Newby hall tractor fest ... But had seen a trailer on the Newby estate farm which I did not recognise at the time and thought it might be this one ...

You seem to have a very good eye for finding old military trailers 

Jenkinov

Ive put some updated pics on showing progress... were u exhibiting at newby?

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14 hours ago, jenkinov said:

I believe it could take the cookie ...or with adaptations grand slam or tall boy ...first one I have seen .. A real find 

 

Jenkinov

Also used for Upkeep. Contrary to common belief the 8000lb and 12000lb Cookies were a larger diameter than the 4000lb and not just 4000lb units bolted together as can be seen in this photo.

 

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7 hours ago, radiomike7 said:

Also used for Upkeep. Contrary to common belief the 8000lb and 12000lb Cookies were a larger diameter than the 4000lb and not just 4000lb units bolted together as can be seen in this photo.

 

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Presumably these trolleys belonged to 617 Squadron who used the KC Squadron code in the later part of the war

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