rare carrier item for sale

[Tony Smith]

Originally Posted by B. Harris

At this time I am trying to complete a complete detailed photograhic reference manual for ALL of the original issued tools and accessories for a Can. MKII carrier. Slowly but surely it is being completed. The ultimate goal is have a pictorial reference for these items so other collectors/restorers can identify them at a glance when one visits flee markets and swap meets etc.
Cheers,
Bruce M. Harris

With a similar thought in mind, see these threads for Carrier tools 1, Carrier tools 2 and CMP tools

[Lynn Eades]

You are so predictable. Just what I was expecting from you

[Ledsel]

Built this out of old ford car jack. It's made buy the same company as the track jack only it has a hook to catch the bumper edge. I could of just cut that hook off but I didn't want to spoil a good car jack. Now I can use it for both. It works very good as long as you slack off the track adjusting wheel first, then it is very easy to join up the track. The handle part takes both a round or flat handle. The casting no.s and the name are the same as the track jack only the part no. is different.

[alleramilitaria]

i use a M-60 tank track jack, we cut the claws down a little and i use a wrench or power wratchet. draws the track together in under 30 sec. without a problem.

dave

[Jordan Baker]

Speaking of rare carrier tools. I have one so rare its not even in the manuals. Ive never needed but it may come in handy for some. What im talking about is the hand pump for the air in the road wheels. I should clean it up a bit and take a picture to show you guys.

[alleramilitaria]

what about the dip stick for the break fluid??

[Hendrik van Oorspronk]

Hello, I mount the tracks without a Jack, just as in the british manual, a small block of wood behind a wheel, put the track on the sprocket and turning the sprocket with the starter does the work.

Hendrik van Oorspronk