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Old 21-02-16, 00:11
eddy8men eddy8men is offline
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hi lynn
i meant the cap with 4 raised lugs on, the cromwell has a multitool in the ces for undoing it, the ferret and probably most other afv's of that era have the same cap
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Old 21-02-16, 00:40
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So just for clarity, you mean the centre two in Andrew's 4 cap photo?
If so, that would mean the cap is common to the Bren carrier, the MkVIa Vickers light tank (plus, maybe, other models), as well as the Cromwell. That's a very un British like standardization?
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Old 21-02-16, 08:55
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So just for clarity, you mean the centre two in Andrew's 4 cap photo?
If so, that would mean the cap is common to the Bren carrier, the MkVIa Vickers light tank (plus, maybe, other models), as well as the Cromwell. That's a very un British like standardization?
Not really mate, we British probably made them with different threads and pitch!!!😵
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Old 21-02-16, 09:02
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As I said much earlier in this thread, that cap was a standard commercial cap and used for many things, not just vehicles.
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Old 21-02-16, 12:45
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that's right lynn it's the centre two in andrew's post.
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