Reference: British WW2 180 Gallon 20-cwt Bowsers restoration

[Les Freathy]

The book British Military Trucks of WW2 is published by Tankograd details can be seen on www.tankograd.com I am not sure who will handle it in the US or Australia as yet but a number have it in the UK, i understand Bookworld wholesale are the importers
cheers
Les

[Bill Murray]

Thanks very much Les:
According to Tankograd, there are three very small outfits in the US that now carry their titles and one of them is a supplier to my HobbyTown USA store.

The preview pages looked as smashing as the photos you have posted here over the years with a lot more information and I will be calling my supplier as soon as he opens tomorrow to order a copy. He does not list your book yet by the way as I assume it just came out.

Cheers
Bill

[Ian L]

Hi Guys where can I get a spring like this for the handbrake ? anybody recognise a silimar one on a modern trailer ? once I attempt to dismantle the handbrake assembly with heat & brute force the spring is going to disintgrate.

[Ian L]

Begun the tear down today.

[Bob McNeill]

Looks very similar to one fitted to 100 series M/F Tractor clutch covers.

[Ian L]

Originally Posted by Bob McNeill

Looks very similar to one fitted to 100 series M/F Tractor clutch covers.

Hi Bob thanks for the info but I'm not familiar with this part or where I could get it from ? you can see from this photo that the spring I need is about 5cms across although there is room for a different size spring , could you check it out for me please. thanks Ian

[Bob McNeill]

Check your local tractor parts supplies, new or used. pics of M/Ferguson 135 clutch finger spring, with slight bend perfect [ maybe ]. Look at Fiat, Zetor, a lot of two stage clutches use similar setup.

[maple_leaf_eh]

Good find! Where else would you find a sincere discussion of WWII water trailers, but MLU?