Mystery socket sizes?

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Mystery socket sizes?

09-09-20, 08:49

Matthew P

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard Farrant

Hi Harry,
I guess a Centurion was made with BSF/BSW threads, as it dates from the 1940's and most British vehicles were using those threads into the 50's and 60's.

regards, Richard

I would think US made BS tools would have a niche but desiring following. Just as there are those who collect British made US pattern field gear and US made British Lend-lease uniform bits.

Matt

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