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17-08-10, 22:54
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Fan extention
Thanks Charlie. are you able to comfirm that the MkII carrier is the same?
I'm reasonably certain - should fit RichardT's project...
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18-08-10, 07:52
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Here is
A standard one, A fan assy, and the generator drive dog.
Is the fan assy, Canadian, British, or common to both?
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19-08-10, 04:16
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Nice pics once again Lynn - this is getting to be a habit on your part - a very good one at that!
Did I understand you correctly that one part of the fan extension drive is made of fibrous material ? I believe I may have found the other steel half some time ago but it went into a box of random junk and has been filed away. Cheers Phill
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