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Old 05-01-18, 16:51
Colin Alford Colin Alford is offline
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Jordan,

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Excellent research and compilation of data Colin.

I found this photo online a while back, (I believe on MLU)
Thanks, the source of that photo is: http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...&postcount=107

Jesse,

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Concerning use of the British No2 in the Sexton: the stove and cooking pot will not fit in the bracket as they are too tall together.
I hadn't considered that the height would be an issue in the Sexton. I thought it might be an issue in the Fox and Lynx which stowed the cookers in fender mounted bins. I will have to abandon the thoughts of an adaptor plate to fit in the Sexton tray.

The stove from the above kijiji ad is in the capable hands of a fellow MLUer who greatly assisted in obtaining it. Once we can work out a date to meet and it transfers to my possession I can then try fitting it in the local Sexton.

Colin
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