Need some help with some vehicle id

[Tony Smith]

Originally Posted by cantankrs

Intriguing press trailer - what's the box things each side and writing on the ends?
Regards

Alex

The boxes appear to be storage for lengths of Angle Iron. The ends of the boxes are open and the "Writing" is the ends of the sections of angle.

[Dave Page]

Hi,
that looks like a hydraulic press on the four-wheeled trailer.
Dave

[gjamo]

The press looks exactly the same as our 50 ton Servex press. Twin pumps, one for high speed one for maximum pressure. Manually elevated table via two wire cables and final position controlled by 4 pins.

[cantankrs]

Originally Posted by Tony Smith

The boxes appear to be storage for lengths of Angle Iron. The ends of the boxes are open and the "Writing" is the ends of the sections of angle.

Thanks for the heads up Tony! Put like that I see what you mean.

GJamo - they haven't changed much for years it seems.

Regards

Alex

[BSHEVLIN]

Thanks tony for correcting the carrier

is that press trailer a actual in service trailer or a locally made trailer by the troops using surplus parts ?

[BSHEVLIN]

I need help with a few vehicles and pics im trying to organize my library a bit better.

1. Vixen ??
2.something russian ?
3.a concept of a leopard with anti tank missile launcher similar to fist fitted to us m113 fleet
4.the semi
5.mystery french prototype tank

[Grant Bowker]

The Leopard with the elevating arm looks like it was intended to raise a radar antenna above the horizon or out of concealment.

[BSHEVLIN]

Originally Posted by grant bowker

the leopard with the elevating arm looks like it was intended to raise a radar antenna above the horizon or out of concealment.

iam about 90% sure it is a anti tank missile launcher like the us army has fitted to their m113 & lavat

[Ryan]

The russian tank is a T-35.