Carrier i.d.s please?
I have found some photos of Carriers being used by the RASC driver school at Harrogate. Any ideas please what type/contract they were?
T 2879 T 2932 ?? T 21548?? T 21644 T 21649 |
Carrier ID
Hi David,
From the little info I have on carriers I found the following:- T2879 and T2932 are from T.3888 by Nuffield Mechanical & Aero and are for Carrier, MG, No2 Mk I and Bren. A batch of 400 T21548, T21644 and T21649 from Wolseley for Carrier, Universal, Mk I & II. A batch of 1400. Hope it helps. Any chance of posting the photos? Cheers Kevin |
Sorry the second batch is from T.9835.
The thread would not let me update it!! Cheers Kevin :rolleyes :giveup |
carrier
Kevin - sorry for your difficulty. I have forwarded you reply to Dan at Smithers BC
They have had troubles with heavy smowfall and some health difficulties so he may be slow in replying. His e-mail I have unearthed a couple photos I will email you but I'm afraid I can't offer anything better. Regards Grant |
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Hoping these work! Thanks for the advice.
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Harrogate, Yorkshire, around 1942?
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Engines
Excuse my ignorance but what engines were used...Ford V-8?
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Ford V8 carrier
David - The Mk 11 carrier is fitted with a Ford V8 flathead. As far as I know this was standard on all of them. This makes them of particular interest as in this day of huge gas and diesel prices this is one of the few track vehicles a person can operate without being a oil baron or millionaire. Cheers G.Paterson
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Engines
What were the Mk 1s fitted with? Ford??
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Carriers
All carriers were fitted with Ford v8 side valve engines.
No1,No2, and No3 = 60hp,85hp,and95hp. |
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