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Old 16-03-13, 17:19
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Hi guys, I have a part that I don't recognize. It is #CTL 14304 , 1944 vintage.I think it may be a seat bracket? Any help on where it is located on the MKII carrier would be appreciated.http://s352.photobucket.com/albums/r...ps87afad35.jpg

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I may have messed up with photobucket.I loaded a pic of the bracket sitting on a chair.Hope this works!
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Old 16-03-13, 18:28
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you missed the IMG tags on your link...here it is:



I believe I have one of these kicking around the shed as well.....for some reason I think it has to do with the little fold down seat in the back but I can't be sure.
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Old 16-03-13, 19:50
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For the life of me, I can't remember what the bracket is for? But it fits on the bulkhead behind the drivers seat. Ron
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Old 16-03-13, 21:15
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Thanks,Rob, for fixing that for me.
I vaguely recall taking it off my carrier when sandblasting.Thanks for the pic Ron.I wonder what it is for as well,I don't see it in any illustrations or parts lists.
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Old 17-03-13, 00:14
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I have found it in my Chilwell list as TL14304 Bracket Harness Right.

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Old 17-03-13, 02:11
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Ron,any idea what kind of a "harness" it would be for?
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Old 17-03-13, 09:05
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Not yet, but I might know a man who does? Ron

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Old 17-03-13, 10:03
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Here is the plate from my Chilwell list. it calls numbers 11/12/13/14/16/17/18/19 "Harness Bracket" Ron
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Old 17-03-13, 12:05
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Mk2 carriers were later fitted with a seatbelt harness.... There was a square hole in the back of the drivers seat rest where the webbing straps came through
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Old 17-03-13, 14:04
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AH! That's what the hole is for. Cheers Richard. Ron
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Old 17-03-13, 15:32
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Hello Dave

I think it was a Sutton Harness that was fitted which is the same as those used in fighter aircraft.

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Old 17-03-13, 16:03
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That would make a nice addition to have in my carrier......I don't think I'd want to wear it though. Ron
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Old 17-03-13, 19:38
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Very interesting. Thanks for all the info!
By the way, can someone educate me on the Chilwell info? I've never seen it before.
Thanks,Dave
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Old 17-03-13, 21:00
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Hi, I can send you a copy of the manaul on CD, just pm me your address and some to cover postage to Canada.

I have a couple of those brackets if you need any.

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Old 19-03-13, 00:56
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Kevin, are you talking about the chilwell manual?
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Old 19-03-13, 01:05
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yes, thats the one.

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Old 19-03-13, 23:02
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I have had a copy from Kevin and can vouch they are very good indeed and in my humble opinion a must for the would be carrier owner :-)
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Old 23-03-13, 00:38
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Thanks,Kevin.I'll keep you in mind for later.
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