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Old 30-03-14, 08:24
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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To get it more accurately it's a :
Carrier Universal, No2 MkI* (the no2 is the 85 hp motor)
The star is important because it denotes " built in Canada (by Ford)
without the star it's british built (which it is not) There are many differences between the two.
You have the most common of the carrier variants. This means when you are looking for a part, the correct one for your carrier is (relatively) easier to find.

I know it' a long shot, but maybe that piece of steel is sitting on a nog in a shed where the carrier came from. sometimes the bits are just sitting there still. If you ask the worst result is "no, it's gone"
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