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Old 08-04-13, 09:24
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Hi to all,
can somebody help me with identification of this wheals?
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Old 08-04-13, 09:54
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I believe these are for a English/ Canadian Carrier.

What's the part number that's cast on the front face of the wheel? Should start with either "TL" or "CTL", with TL indicating English manufacture, CTL indicating Canadian manufacture. There should also be a date cast on the front face too.
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Old 11-04-13, 17:37
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Many thanks for info.
Here are anothers pictures.
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Austin Champ 1954
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Old 11-04-13, 19:22
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Some strange markings on the rubber there, and an odd grease nipple located on the inside of the rim ? I don't think these are British wheels or Canadian any markings on the cast work Radek ? If they are Brit / Can wheels they are cast in a way I have never seen before (which means nothing of course)
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Old 11-04-13, 19:36
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They arenīt my. I will ask my friend if there are any casting.
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Old 11-04-13, 20:37
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How about these? There's your grease zerk.
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Old 11-04-13, 21:24
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Some strange markings on the rubber there, and an odd grease nipple located on the inside of the rim ? I don't think these are British wheels or Canadian any markings on the cast work Radek ? If they are Brit / Can wheels they are cast in a way I have never seen before (which means nothing of course)
A possibility ...........Vickers Armstrong Light Tanks were sold around the World in the 1930's and I think the Russians copied them as well, looks like this is how they have turned up in Czech. David's picture is of one type of these machines.
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Old 11-04-13, 22:15
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On another forum, they are thinking about this

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