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Old 15-04-12, 09:31
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we are busy with the axle cover right now.
on the deck are 2 brackets just under the battery box with in the middle the tripod bracket,i guess for the track jack or jack handle?
any help with measurements and position are welcome.
also the measurements for the jack bracket are welcome.

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Old 15-04-12, 12:40
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That is the jack bracket just to the right of the left exhaust cover.
Just straighten the bit with the peg on it, and put the strap onto the other side.
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Old 15-04-12, 13:16
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Im not sure what measurments you are looking for. That rear deck is complete with all of the brackets/clips that were on a standard Mk1* Carrier. There is an approx 3/4" hole beside the far clip. That is for the conduit fitting to pass through. It holds the wiring for the tail light fitted to the rear plate.
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Old 15-04-12, 14:12
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this is not our deck.
our deck only have the 2 exhaust covers,and on the right side against the rear armour plate a little bracket in the corner.
what i need is the measurements from the 2 brackets and the bracket for the lifting jack,also the the right position were fitting them.

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Old 15-04-12, 15:16
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Hi, Here is a picture drawn of the two brackets for retaining the jack, also the centre boys tripod/monopod bracket, also details of the rear battery box rod support strip bracket and ration tray strap retaining stud. The jack brakets are easy to make from one piece folded steel. attached are the ones i made. I have since come by some original brackets but they are no different to these. Have not got dimensions of were they are located on the rear deck at the moment.

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Old 15-04-12, 19:08
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kevin very helpfull pics
and i like the picture draawn very much.
thanks for it.

only the big bracket for the lifting jack and i have everything i need.
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Old 15-04-12, 20:57
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the little bracket in the right front corner is for the starting handle and goes from the left too the rear all over the deck behind the jack brackets?
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Old 15-04-12, 22:18
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Hi, I have a detailed drawing for the jack block holder, i will post it in the next 3 days, I not sure what you ment in the post previous to this one??.

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Old 15-04-12, 22:37
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on the rear fender right side is a little bracket mounted against the rear armour plate,(on the picture it is damaged)
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Old 15-04-12, 23:42
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If you are talking about a little bracket that forms a small box, that is for the end of the engine crank. It runs the width of the carrier, and the handle is stowed on the left fender.
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Old 16-04-12, 19:24
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i got a nice drawing from michael and on this i can see it is for the crankhandle,thx for the information
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Old 16-04-12, 19:26
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@ kevin
are the straps rubber or are they made from leather?
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Old 17-04-12, 01:34
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Early carriers used rubber straps, but when the rubber got scarce (1942 time period) they went to webbing straps.
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Old 24-04-12, 19:39
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all the brackets on the deck installed now.
missing on the rear plate some straps.
2x tl438 sa
and ctl 7332 (bracket towrope)
if anybody have nice pics from those....
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Old 24-04-12, 21:28
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Photos from you too,... please.
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Old 24-04-12, 21:38
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haha lynn
you are right.
as always we are restoring without making pics,i know it,s a shame
tommorow i taking the camera and make some pics.
making progress now,i borrowed from dirk leegwater a complete button for the shutters,bring them away too copy them,when these are ready i also post it here.
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Old 26-04-12, 19:27
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as promissed some pics.....
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Old 10-05-12, 21:01
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hi guys

we making some progress.
made two staps ctl 438 sa
a jack block holder and found a bottle jack
and made 2 sand gurds.

now i am searching for a pic of tl 7321.
this is the bracket with strap too secure the towing rope.
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Old 10-05-12, 23:11
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Very nice looking carrier, and you are doing a great job!
Is that a 1/2 ton Dodge cowl in the back ground?
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Old 11-05-12, 22:01
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yes it is lynn.
a wc7 awaiting for some paint ,chassis is already done.
on the other pic our dodge 6x6 also get some new paint tommorow
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