LP2/2A Carrier found

[Tony Smith]

Well, "softly, softly, catchee monkey" has worked again and this carrier has now been recovered. I say carrier, but it's really just a nice complete hull with no wheels or track. No brass data plate, but the numbers will be down in the mud and rust somewhere and will be revealed soon enough.

Recovery was effected by a Chinese hand winch and steel bars to use for rollers, just the same way the Egyptians built the pyramids. Who says you need expensive gear to play with Carriers?

[Keith Webb]

Originally Posted by Tony Smith

Well, "softly, softly, catchee monkey" has worked again and this carrier has now been recovered. I say carrier, but it's really just a nice complete hull with no wheels or track. No brass data plate, but the numbers will be down in the mud and rust somewhere and will be revealed soon enough.

Recovery was effected by a Chinese hand winch and steel bars to use for rollers, just the same way the Egyptians built the pyramids. Who says you need expensive gear to play with Carriers?

Bet getting it off was a little faster with gravity on your side. Are you the proud new owner Tony?

[Tony Smith]

Originally Posted by Keith Webb

Are you the proud new owner Tony?

No, just the poor scribe who relays the news.

[Keith Webb]

Originally Posted by Tony Smith

No, just the poor scribe who relays the news.

And looks like you're burning that candle at both ends judging when you posted last night and this morning!

[Tony Smith]

Shiftwork S***s, eh?

[Justin Pollard]

Great Job Tony,Another one saved from the dreaded scrappie!.
Look forward to finding out the hull no.

Justin.

[ron]

Hi Tony.
Great Pics, is it a bare hull? or are there bits and pieces inside? thats a nice find I had been waiting to see if it had been recovered,
Well done I will look forward to seeing more pics later on, I am sure the new owner will get all the help here, if he needs it
Regards Ron

[Justin Pollard]

Hello Tony,
Any news on a hull number yet?.

Justin.