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21-03-10, 13:28
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Pintle
The Modified Conventional Pattern trucks used this type.
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21-03-10, 14:36
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I know this one
G'day Richard
Definitely off the Militarised conventional trucks. That Chev 1 1/2 tonner Ive been working on has one. Not saying other types of vehicles didnt have them.
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21-03-10, 15:10
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hook
got a couple with springs if someone wants to make an offer.
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21-03-10, 15:10
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Hi Guys
Ive seen these hooks on LP1 carriers as well. Kind regards
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22-03-10, 00:11
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I'll stamp this one as "Job Done", thanks guys.
Imagine the wear rate on both hook and ring were quite high, would not like to use it as a recovery point. Rich.
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