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26-05-10, 06:14
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Hi Ryan
The cylinder on the front is an add on , it was a truck vacuum tank and now is a petrol tank , the original tank is in the roof of the unit is quite a long tank and the trailer needs to be level to use all the fuel. The welding gauges are where the leads are coming from where as the engine gauges are on the partition between the generator and the engine and are viewed from the generator side. The drawbar has been lowered to be drawn by a smaller vehicle than a Blitz. Regards Jim S.
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jim sewell cmp and cckw Last edited by jim sewell; 26-05-10 at 06:16. Reason: Addition comments 
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26-05-10, 06:17
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A club member here has WW2 Dodge engine powered welder ... uses it as it goes well..
the wheels on that chassis are typical GMH .... Ive seen em on other stuff of WW2 era
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