No 27 Limber

[Frantisek Nachlinger]

exactly as Rob wrote..

[Richard Hughes]

Hi Both
finally managed to get the limber home last weekend managed to squeeze it onto a beavertail trailer
Cheers

[Frantisek Nachlinger]

Originally Posted by Richard Hughes

Hi Both
finally managed to get the limber home last weekend managed to squeeze it onto a beavertail trailer
Cheers

...seems to be in very good condition

[Richard Hughes]

Yes I got lucky its all complete and pretty good order just need to give it a coat of paint to match the quad .

[Frantisek Nachlinger]

Originally Posted by Richard Hughes

Yes I got lucky its all complete and pretty good order just need to give it a coat of paint to match the quad .

I ma not an expert about colours, but I think a brand new factory fresh quad would not match a fractory finish limber (I think the limber would match the gun). On the other side the first repainting in a field shop would cover it all in 1 shade

[Richard Hughes]

Hi Yes ended up a mixture of brute force , pure ignorance and a small hand winch to get the limber on to the trailer.

Paint wise the limber is 1939(at least that what the plate says) and my quad is 44 so will probably end up going down the plain green route

[David Herbert]

Originally Posted by Richard Hughes

Paint wise the limber is 1939(at least that what the plate says) and my quad is 44 so will probably end up going down the plain green route

Is that like the yellow brick road (for desert camo) ?

David

[rob love]

Originally Posted by Frantisek Nachlinger

exactly as Rob wrote..

Great minds think alike. How did you get it on there? Lots of jockeying or did you use a loader of some kind.