Carrier Pedal Variations

[Petr Brezina]

Yes, its british UC Mk.III, 1945

[eddy8men]

thanks lynn

[Lynn Eades]

I have another pic here. This is another shot of the early Canadian pedal (judging by Michael's previous post) Pre serial #2083. These things are rather savagely sharp.
Anyone know approximately what block of T numbers were allocated? Were they possibly in the 53,000 range?

[Snowy]

In case it hasn't been mentioned here before, there is a document on the National Archives of Australia repository with a lot of the original jig drawings and some parts drawings for the LP2A. Here is the page showing the accelerator pedal assembly (the URL is pretty awful and takes a while to load - I hope this works):

https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/Sear...4517&T=P&S=173

If that doesn't work then search the naa site for:
Title [Plans and specifications for Armoured Fighting Vehicles]
Contents range 1941 - 1943
Series number MP392/8
Control symbol 5
Access status Open
Barcode 364517

The accelerator pedal is page 173 of 239. The jigs go up to about page 145 or so, then some parts from there.

[Lynn Eades]

A very interesting set of drawings for the LP2. Maybe you should post again Steve but start a new thread describing the drawings and titling the thread with a reference to the Australian pattern LP2 / LP2a. They will then be easier to find for the guys that might need them in the future.