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Old 30-12-11, 00:13
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Default Leather straps TL 926 SA 1944

Guys, i have been digging around in old boxes today and turned up these straps. As you can see 2 are 17 1/2 inches long and 1 is 12 inches long.
The long ones have the number TL 926SA EB Ltd 1944 pressed into them, i can see no number on the short one. there is a metal tab held on with 2 rivets and a hole for a bolt.

I think these are the straps that hold the 3 inch motar on the rear of a carrier.

But there must be someone who knows better ?
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Old 30-12-11, 00:26
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Hi Shaun, will check the parts book tomorrow but i suspect Lynn is already on it.

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Old 30-12-11, 08:35
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Hi Shaun

British parts book lists TL926SA as, housing aerial rod case. Only listed under 3" mortar and each vehicle has 2.

Not listed in my early British parts book but was in your later version (which I'm ready to return, thanks for the loan)

Any thoughts on Sunday?

Cheers

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