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Old 31-12-14, 09:21
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to me the spare wheel looks to be to narrow to be a 900x16 tyre ,which is normally fitted on a MW, any thoughts ?
Yes I agree . Maybe the tyre is for a trailer .
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No.19 Sets were presumably not even in production when areoscreen MW's were so probably fitted at a later date.

The Roysl Signals Museum at Blandford is probably the source for these pictures.
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