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Old 29-06-15, 20:12
Markwin Serlui Markwin Serlui is offline
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Thanks Hanno!
Yes that's the one, i finally got it
Remember i was after it already years ago?
Anyway i tracked it down and the owner wanted to sell so it's mine now...
I decided not to let the garage door stop me haha

I still has the diesel engine from '45-'46 fitted...
The two previous owners used a string to pull the accelerator pedal back up, but i dont want to do that
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Old 29-06-15, 22:52
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I still has the diesel engine from '45-'46 fitted...
The two previous owners used a string to pull the accelerator pedal back up, but i dont want to do that
Hi Markwin

Now I understand the throttle question, what dose it have for a transmission? Would really be interested to hear and see more about the diesel engine and how it was mounted.

Depending on how they rigged the throttle linkage my choice for putting a return spring on the linkage would be down on the cross shaft under the floor by the peddles.

If you don't find what you need on the manual sections on the brake let me know and I'll post them.

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Old 30-06-15, 10:37
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Thanks Phil!
I really appreciate that!
I am still awaiting it, it will be delivered by low loader sometime this week...
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Old 30-06-15, 11:01
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Old 06-07-15, 11:12
Markwin Serlui Markwin Serlui is offline
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btw why is it moved to restoration Hanno?
It's perfectly driveable?
reg,
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Old 06-07-15, 11:51
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btw why is it moved to restoration Hanno?
It's perfectly driveable?
Markwin,

Technical questions like you have are best at place in this subforum, as it gives you the highest chance of getting the answers and support you need.

Hanno
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Old 08-07-15, 09:11
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Markwin,

Technical questions like you have are best at place in this subforum, as it gives you the highest chance of getting the answers and support you need.

Hanno
Ah i see! and understand thanks!
Just don't want people to think it's a wreck haha
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Old 06-07-15, 12:08
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Is this picture taken in your yard? I see a French Lorraine 37L "Tracteur Blindee" lurking in the foreground
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Old 15-07-15, 09:31
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Is this picture taken in your yard? I see a French Lorraine 37L "Tracteur Blindee" lurking in the foreground
Markwin, thanks for the link to the museum: http://www.oorlogsmuseum.eu/index.ph...aine-schlepper
Looks like an interesting museum to visit.
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Old 10-11-15, 15:43
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Hanno:
What's even more interesting is that the Lorraine is for sale

http://www.milweb.net/webvert/78966

cheers
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