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03-09-10, 12:10
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 Intrestingly... your loyd is quite different to mine in terms of the hand brake arrangement, mine is a fabricated arm which is not cranked like yours. I don't have the steel tube spanning the chassis and my gear stick is held in place by steels straps like the fuel tanks....all these companies building them differently, I don't know  When I've finished mine we can both do W&P, showing an early and late war version.
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03-09-10, 12:21
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Note differances:
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04-09-10, 02:14
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I would imagine those differences to be because of the seating arrangement in the two carriers. The Anti-Tank tractor had a single seat, while other loyds had the bench seat.
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04-09-10, 08:42
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I was under the impression that the TPC and TS&C had bench seats while all TTs had three seats up front. The parts books and manuals can be a bit vague. The manual shows a photo of an early vehicle which has the same gear stick bracket as mine yet the hand brake lever as shown in Pauls photos. Perhaps the early TTs (like Pauls) were unique? My TT has the design shown in the books.
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Alastair Lincoln, UK. Under Restoration: 1944 No2 MK2 Loyd Carrier - Tracked Towing 1944 Ford WOT6 Lorry The Loyd on Facebook Last edited by ajmac; 04-09-10 at 09:14.
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05-09-10, 01:12
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Whoops, forgot your carrier was a TT!! Another question, do both the carriers have their original handbrakes fitted?
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06-09-10, 08:22
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Yes, my hand brake is still original.
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06-09-10, 15:42
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Engine
Almost got the engine ready. Made in Canada.
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