1918 axle- what does it suit?

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08-05-14, 22:37

Rob Beale

C8AX Ambulance (NZ), UC1*

Join Date: Aug 2006

Location: Gisborne, New Zealand

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Similar wheels are used on the 15pdr BL from 1898

The pic shows the remains of one hub, with only one side of the spoke holders (felloes?)
The second pic is from the Woolwich Arsenal site.

We have started work on the limber, and the gun will follow.
I plan to visit the two British survivors of the type this July.

Rob

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