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04-03-12, 15:26
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CMP canvas shifter boot NOS
=NOS shifter canvas boot (****sold )
as always, -email pls,- no PM... I can possibly deliver any item from Montral west to Gananoque at end March
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I see you stand like greyhounds in the slips, Straining upon the start. The game's afoot! Last edited by Marc Montgomery; 12-03-12 at 03:23. 
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04-03-12, 22:31
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I concur looks more like a hand brake boot
Hi Robert
I concur looks more like a hand brake boot, for two reasons the rectangular shape of the floor end and I would say that it is hand brake because of the larger top opening and snap, if it was for the starter it would only need a small opening at the top as you would unscrew the knob to put the boot on. But as I look closer at the pictures it does have two separate boot sections, one for the brake lever and one for the starter. How about a part number from HUP Parts Book 1945 Group No. 4.612 part number 5825793 Description BOOT ASSY., Hand Brake & Starter Lever Interesting piece of original equipment and the boots do make a difference on how much air hot or cold comes into the cab. I made similar boots to try and cut down hot air from engine coming into the cab on my Pat 12. Neat new bit of information. Cheers Phil
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Phil Waterman `41 C60L Pattern 12 `42 C60S Radio Pattern 13 `45 HUP http://canadianmilitarypattern.com/ New e-mail Philip@canadianmilitarypattern.com
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05-03-12, 00:21
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in retrospect You are probably correct...hand brake and starter as this fits the (under?) the similar shaped floor plate. Its been a quite a few years now since I had my beautiful big CMP..
sure makes the cab look much better when installed.."finished" so to speak.
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05-03-12, 00:41
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Shifter Boot..........
A couple of years back, I sewed up a boot for Rob of the Hammond Gang. I am sure photos are still on the site.... Hammond 2008 post 164
I have the material to make such items..... and the machines to sew them up. Now..... whether I sew one or twenty.... the set up time is about the same... If there is some interest..... I could run off a batch of repros.... Just testing the waters... Guy PS: This may be as close as I get to re-building a CMP Last edited by guyvapeur; 05-03-12 at 01:09. Reason: new info
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