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Old 16-12-16, 17:55
45jim 45jim is offline
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Default The development of the fuel hopper began here...



When the "flimsy" was in use it had no ability to mount a spout and required a funnel. Expedient funnels and hoppers were made and distributed by REME in the Western desert to speed up the fuelling of vehicles and aircraft. A properly "engineered" hopper was designed in Britain just as the "Jerry can' was being copied by the Brits. The hopper was then suitably over-engineered to accept the "Flimsy" pol can and the new "Jerry Can".

There is nothing wrong with British engineering in fact, the British love engineering.
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