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14-12-13, 13:36
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The Commer book let you down??
I think you are 100% correct about it being cut. One mention in everything I have read does not seem right. The main holding brackets, in from each end, have been drilled for a rivet, possibly to fasten a buffer of some sort? but have never seen anything actually fitted. As always, thanks for the help Rich.
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14-12-13, 13:50
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Rich unfortunately of the FVRDE Design Specs I have for Humbers I do not have the FV1602 one.
But I do have the WO Spec for FV1606 dated March 1950. Amongst the many tools carried it includes: Bar Crow 4' 1" So would that be the right length? I have a number of VAOS for MT tools but none of them include any sort of crow bar.
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14-12-13, 21:52
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Nope, length would be 3 1/2 ft.
I can only assume it may be for lifting earth stakes or something to do with the FFW as it is too short for earth works. If I knew what shape it was that would give some indication as to its purpose. Rich.
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