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[Mick Sutherland]

I purchased a hull of LP2A carrier no 1902 locally. It's a stripped hull and now i need all the parts. If anyone has detailed drawings of the armour for the LP2A I would be very interested. Info on the engine, gearbox, diff and anything else really would be an advantage as well.
thanks
Mick

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

Hi Mick - your Carrier should be a 1941/42 Ford LP2 that had the engine numbered A19UC-110 and built under contract MON.62. It had a truck type clutch instead of usual heavy duty bus-type clutch. There should be an image of it on my website
salesmanbob.com

Bob

[Peter Walsh]

G'day Mick

I have a spare copy of the Spare Parts Catalogue. It is one of the 3 or 4 manuals from the 1940's on the local pattern carriers. It is quite comprehensive and has a breakdown of all the major components. PM me if you are interested. The other manuals are the Workshop Manual and the Instruction Book - Driver.
There is also a List of Spare Parts but page 13 is missing. Everyone I have spoken to at swap meets about it have the same page missing but maybe someone else on the forum may have a copy of the mythical page.

Cheers
Peter Walsh
Ipswich, Qld

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

Hi all - when I find this elusive page I will sell it for $100 per copy. Seriously though, this manual popped up a few years ago as a photocopy. Exhaustive searching on my part has never uncovered an original that would show its full printing details.

Bob

[ron]

Hi Bob,
I have one of the photo copies of Carrier M G, Aust, Spare Parts, Caralogue,and Identifcation List, Revised, that is the title on the front page, is this the one under discusion? this copy has page 13, but I may be barking up the wrong tree, Regards Ron

[Lynn Eades]

THe one you have is not the same. Yours is one I would like a copy of. Yours has great detail (I remember your posts)
Why havent I already asked you for a copy??? How are your Chital?
This cam plate picture is from your book.

[ron]

Hello Lyn,
Yes thats the same book. I will see if I can locate one for you,
When we moved from the place we had up in the hills to here where we have quite a wild dog program, I gave the Chital to a friend of mine, at the time we had 16 of them with another dozen fawns due, he has 1600 acres, so I guess they are more than happy with their new home, they are a beautiful animal, regards Ron