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Old 27-03-10, 18:58
Walde Libera Walde Libera is offline
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Default P60 box

Can you post a picture of a P60 box?

Not sure what they look like?

Walde
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Old 28-03-10, 00:02
Van Hove Herman Van Hove Herman is offline
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Default 25 pr ap box p60

Sir,
Here some pics of the 25 pr AP box P60 and his installation in
the gun tractor,one on each side.
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Old 28-03-10, 14:11
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Can you post a picture of a P60 box?

Not sure what they look like?

Walde
Hi Walde
attached (hopefully) is a picture of the P60 box and the AT shot (basically just a lump of steel with a tracer in the base) and another of the box in the
CGT. You will see it doesnt sit quite flat, it sits up on the forward lip of bracket.
Rick
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Old 29-03-10, 06:41
Walde Libera Walde Libera is offline
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Default P60 boxes

Rick

Thanks

This makes sense, its been a mystery for a while, I have never seen a P60 box at any swap meet in Canada. Anybody have a couple?

Next mystery is what was stored above the driver? There are some brackets. Also where were the door curtains stored?

PS

Your CGT body looks identical to mine, what is the S/N on the tag?

Walde
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Old 29-03-10, 07:33
Maurice Donckers Maurice Donckers is offline
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Default Cgt

I have P60 boxes wich ly flat in the brackets , unfortunatly I forgot camera to take pictures .
Above the driver therte should be a plotting board/table in a canvas bag.
there are also 2 brackets in the top of the rear compartment just behind the cab , I was told that they were for the tripod for the plotting table.
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Old 29-03-10, 09:24
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what sized board as they came in several sizes
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Old 30-03-10, 06:54
Walde Libera Walde Libera is offline
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Bob

I measured the box holder above the window frame, it is roughly 30" wide inside by about 2" wide and 2" deep. This box is welded to the top of the window frame above the wiper motor, the open side faces to the rear. The distance from the holder to the 2-hold down clamps is @19 ".

I didn't measure how far the clamps are apart.

I think the larger plotting board is 30" X 30"?

My CGT is currently residing in a museum so I don't have a picture available. In a couple weeks I'll get a good picture.

PS
On another note I have a picture of the other holder that is apparently for the tri-pod. This is from another CGT owned by the Elliot brothers of Newtonville.

Walde
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Old 30-03-10, 10:31
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Rick

Your CGT body looks identical to mine, what is the S/N on the tag?

Walde

Hi Walde
Attached is a photo of the data plate
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Old 10-04-10, 19:22
Walde Libera Walde Libera is offline
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Default Is this a plotting board holder?

Gents

I was out at the museum yesterday and took some measurements of my CGT ceiling just above driver. What was the purpose of the holder, the box at the window and the 2 -1/4 NC stud mounts?
The other question is there is a wooden block in the middle, it should also have a spring clip which I haven't made yet? I also added 2 pictures of the Newtonville CGT in 2004.

Walde
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Old 22-04-16, 09:04
Frantisek Nachlinger Frantisek Nachlinger is offline
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Default Table and tripod

Opening an old thread after again...

Does anybody have pictures of the tripod and plotting board mounted inside the Gun Tractor?

Thank you,
Frankie

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Old 22-04-16, 13:26
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Default When were cab 13 CGTs introduced?

I have asked before but I think my post was to involved.
Regards Howard
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