Rick's Carriers

[David Ellery]

Awesome Rick. Fantastic collection, especially love the LP1. Could you please put up some more of the LP1 close ups, interior etc. Cheers David.

[rick m]

Hi Dave
I will go out in the shed later and take some more photos off it and post them up for you later on this afternoon.

[Ryan]

They're bloody terrific.
Have I got it correct that the scaffolding is being used to support the shed frame while you use the block and tackle? Handy idea.
Ryan

[rick m]

yes i used the scoffolding to put the shed frames up and then used it to lift out the engine and gearbox form the Lp2a.

[matilda IIA]

Welcome to the Forum Rick, its better than lurking.....

Kind regards
Matt

[zemsi]

Originally Posted by David Ellery

Awesome Rick. Fantastic collection, especially love the LP1. Could you please put up some more of the LP1 close ups, interior etc. Cheers David.

Hi David

Here you go. I took these pics last May at the Campbelltown Steam and Machinery Museum. Didn't know then that these 2 carriers belong to Rick.

Greetings
Chris

[zemsi]

... and some more detailed shots

[zemsi]

... and here some pics of the Anti Tank Carrier. She was stuck in 3rd gear, therefore the gearbox was opended "in the field" and repaired. She drove afterwards beautifully.

greetings
chris

[zemsi]

... and some more shots

[David Ellery]

Hi Chris, thanks for the pics. I really like the LP1, what a great looking carrier. How many LP1's are there left in existence running or not ? David.

[rick m]

These are some photos of the interior of the LP1.