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02-01-16, 20:40
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I have one like the last one, but the outlet (same shape) is held to the filter housing by a single bolt going through at the little flat into a "bar" that has a threaded hole at its centre, that sits across the hole inside the filter housing.
Make sense? I believe the Loyd filter is the same, with a different shaped (and longer) outlet. Nice pictures guys. Thank you for posting.
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04-01-16, 05:06
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Carrier filter
Hey thanks for the reply .i knew someone would come through .
Unfortunately a little late looking at photos and this resembles some parts that went to the scrapers . Regards Jeff
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04-01-16, 12:06
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Yes the majority of Loyds had the Vokes oil bath type, however the early TPCs and TS&Cs did have the steel tube version with cotton element which this post originally talked about.
I am on the look out for a Vokes to fit the Loyd.
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04-01-16, 22:33
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Early Carrier Air Cleaner
Here is one of the early ones I have.
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