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I took a look around the museum to see if I could find any flattened ends on the handles, but could find none. There is one exception...we have a limber on display at the main museum with flattened ends, which we noticed a few months ago. The limber is British built, but when I check our other British built Limber it has the normal hitch with rounded handles.
http://en.rcamuseum.com/artillery-co...25-pounder-gun 
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05-11-17, 21:09
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05-11-17, 21:52
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05-11-17, 22:44
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Interesting Ed. My 25pdr parts manual is a fairly late edition, and shows the regular hitch. Perhaps I'll have to look at the limber closer and see if there is a date.
What vintage is your manual Ed?
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06-11-17, 01:02
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Just to throw the cat amongst the canaries, here is the rear pintle setup on a Dodge T110 I posted a few months ago. Seems to be a standard fitting for any Australian truck.
http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...ad.php?t=27754 Rear pintle hook layout 3.JPG Regards Rick.
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