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Ram Fire Extinguishers

Sorry if this question is in the wrong forum, firstly.
Where does the pipe that connects the two extinguishers go to when it disappears behind the generator?
If anyone has any photos or drawings that would be a great help.
Thanks for any help.

Cheers
KevinT
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Ram fire extinguishers layout

From RAM tank illustrated Parts list 1943.
for tanks
CT 39831 to 40937 inclusive
Ct 159402 to 160193 inclusive

Thanks, Jim... how the hell are you??!! Haven't seen you for a dog's age... :)

Ram fire extinguishers

Thank you Jim that is exactly what I am looking for.

Cheers
Kevin

:salute:

No problem Kevin - just happened to have the manual beside me as I read your email.

Hey Geoff - been very busy getting ready for the opening this Spring. We have moved into the new building and I have been working hard to prepare the large artifacts for display (have to say it that way as we now have four aircraft inside the building.)

The vehicles have moved into a great space that I think everyone will really enjoy. The entire collection will be on public display (except those pieces that will be in the dedicated restoration shop).

The museum plans to have an operable vehicle programs starting the summer 2006 and designed in a small demonstration track which will allow the vehicles to operate safely for the public.

Hope to see you up this way soon.
JWhitham

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Originally posted by JWhitham
No problem Kevin - just happened to have the manual beside me as I read your email.

Hey Geoff - been very busy getting ready for the opening this Spring. We have moved into the new building and I have been working hard to prepare the large artifacts for display (have to say it that way as we now have four aircraft inside the building.)

The vehicles have moved into a great space that I think everyone will really enjoy. The entire collection will be on public display (except those pieces that will be in the dedicated restoration shop).

The museum plans to have an operable vehicle programs starting the summer 2006 and designed in a small demonstration track which will allow the vehicles to operate safely for the public.

Hope to see you up this way soon.
JWhitham

Hi JIm
Nice to see you on line..
Why don't we all get together for a pre-opening "Operational planning session"...(Read "Piss up")..
That would attract all the flys and CMP groupies for miles around..
Let's just pick a Friday night and do it..
Any suggestions..
?
Or thoughts....

Hey Alex,
Sure I love "Operational planning session"!!
I am up to my ears the next couple weeks as I have to moving the naval equipment into the new building and finish painting the cf-101 Voodoo, but after that I will be prepared to have a good long sit-down.

I will let you know when things slow down.
I will try to dig up some photos of the accessions to the collection that you probably haven't seen yet as well. - A fair amount of new "Canadian relevant" armour has been added.

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Originally posted by JWhitham
Hey Alex,
Sure I love "Operational planning session"!!
I am up to my ears the next couple weeks as I have to moving the naval equipment into the new building and finish painting the cf-101 Voodoo, but after that I will be prepared to have a good long sit-down.

I will let you know when things slow down.
I will try to dig up some photos of the accessions to the collection that you probably haven't seen yet as well. - A fair amount of new "Canadian relevant" armour has been added.

Hey Jim
That is great news..Do your thing and we'll wait til it warms up a tad...
There seems to to be lots of interest and guys with machines that have contacted me lately for manuals..When we want to get the word out ,I'm sure we can do it through the forums,here and on CONVOY..