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I know that LWD had some parts, but looks like he is out of stock now. We also have the C15TA to use as a pattern. But I agree, I would like to see the Stacey hook on the MKI*
Towing hook kit C31UCW-5151-A- Towing hook assy. C391Q-17738- Bumper brkt arm & spacer assy. C391Q-17773- Bumper arm support Bolts & Nuts: 21101-S2 / 21011-S2 / 33850-S2 / 34811-S2 Part no. Kit towing hook: C491Q-17805 Packed, in the box: 4/24/45 Price: € 150,00 Currently "Out of stock"
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28-03-17, 19:17
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Can't say I have ever seen a war time Mk1 with a Stacey bar on, would be nice to see !
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28-03-17, 20:33
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Thanks for the lead Maurice!
I recently saw a picture of a Mk1 with the towing hitch. I think it wa here on MLU but have to search again. ( i will in a bit) It had the Battery Box of the Mk1 along with the extra POW racks called the "Desert Stowage" that my carrier (and Bruce Parker's) has. I am missing all the tool stowage on that back plate, so thought to make up the towing and place it along with the tool holders. It looks like a welded Hitch support "horns" may be the most correct way to go. Now... does anyone have a carrier with this type of towing support? If so, Can I offer you somethign to take some pics? Measurements would be nice, but since it probably came to the Canadian Stacey hitch, I can probably use those measurements.
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28-03-17, 20:52
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I have them, Jim. Will take some pics for you.
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28-03-17, 20:59
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Thank you very much Petr!!!
No hurry... when it is convenient for you. Cheers, Jim
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29-03-17, 01:19
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Ive seen wartime pics of mk 1 3" mortar carriers with Stacy towing attachments.
Has anyone noticed that a carrier has an exta riveted plate on the clamping towing leaf Spring ?, it's unique to carrier and not seen on truck towing attachments. All is revealed here : http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...=Stacey+towing
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29-03-17, 08:09
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Another thing is that if you look at wartime pictures from Mk1 Carriers with stacey towing arrangements , that the tow hook has flat ends on the handles , compared to the round ones on CMP`s
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