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Old 15-09-16, 07:31
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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I have a small red cardboard box of 1/4 inch ones. Collet brand, made in England.
"fixed in a minute, at every wires end"
The box has a picture showing models: DS 5/32",D 3/16",DW 3/16",E 1/4",EW 1/4, 5/16", and 3/8".
This box is of 1/4 inch EW and has a hand written part number E288626
I understand these were among spares for the Australian pattern, New Zealand built LP2 or LP2A carriers.
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