Can anyone ID this radiator

[Lynn Eades]

It does look small, judging by the aerosol can. An oil cooler wouldn't have those fittings. It will be a radiator. It would have to be part of a tandem radiator set up, or has a remote filler in the top. The little fitting would be an air bleed line? It is not Vickers LT, or Valentine. Is it too small for the likes of the Cruiser tanks (I am only stabbing in the dark, as I have no idea if Leyland ML was involved)
Does that prompt anything Richard? What about a power pack of some sort?
Just my thoughts.

[Richard Farrant]

Originally Posted by Lynn Eades

It does look small, judging by the aerosol can. An oil cooler wouldn't have those fittings. It will be a radiator. It would have to be part of a tandem radiator set up, or has a remote filler in the top. The little fitting would be an air bleed line? It is not Vickers LT, or Valentine. Is it too small for the likes of the Cruiser tanks (I am only stabbing in the dark, as I have no idea if Leyland ML was involved)
Does that prompt anything Richard? What about a power pack of some sort?
Just my thoughts.

Lynn,
I was trying to think what might have been used by Australian Army. Matilda came to mind as some were fitted with Leyland engines although I do not know what the rads looked like. Pretty sure it is not a Vickers Lt Tank one having worked on one.

[Luke R]

Could it be postwar, and or off something small like a generator or pump trailer?

Luke

[Lynn Eades]

Richard, Luke, definitely not Vickers MVIa anyhow. I have looked at photos.