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- points and dizzy (24v) + leads + new spark plugs
- original 24v (actually 10v) coil
- fire extinguisher (mount in front of passenger seat)
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"I wish I could help somehow, but you do have my gratitude.
Cheers Arthur"
Well you can come over to my place and help me move all the crap in the shed out to find these parts boy
ring me
Conrad
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Thanks to Garycol for this thread :)
Firstly Bandiana is an Army History Unit Museum, not actually related to the Australian War Memorial other than being owned by the same Federal Government through different branches.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
At our annual manditory training for the AAMME (SME Museum) we had a talk by the head of the Army History Unit. As usual funding was mentioned and due to the cost constrants and cuts, Defence only funds any of the AHU Museums's for building and grounds maintenance, staffing (both civilian and uniformed military) and a small sum in the thousands of dollars, not tens of thousands of dollars for the preservation of items in the collections. The reasons for this paltry funding is that Defence only considers the collections as secondary tools for the education of current soldier/students of the respective corps.
Most restoration is done from fundraising activities of the museums, individual donations, bequests and the time, effort, plus funds of the volunteers to the museums.
In regard to the Bandiana 101, it is likely the one under restoration is the one transferred from the AAMME several years ago, AAMME now has only one remaining 101 which is used as a service unit to the rest of the collection and for general transport around the base.
It seems that the only items on the list that AAMME is able to assist will be the indicator lenses and that information has been passed to the AAMME management. In fact only last year we had to repair the distributor and fuel tank sender of our museums 101 which was undertaken by donations and purchases from Anthony Johnson.
Diana
The Bandiana 101 is now on display.
They are still looking for some parts.
Specifically a engine crank handle.
Also a jack handle and a set of tools - (I am also after a jack handle).
The tools, as far as I know are specific to the 101 and are the same as the UK 101s.
Thanks
Garry
Hi Garry.
I have a spare battery box cover, and afire extinguisher holder. Will put them aside. :)
I have a jack handle and need another two. I was thinking of taking it to a blacksmith and seeing if he can make a copy or two.
Interested?
I'm in the UK and can help you source parts if need be.
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These guys deal in 2nd hand and are not far from me, I could collect and forward to you from them. You would get the Fire Ex & the mount from them.
Thanks - but it is a Museum with virtually no funding from the Army other than the provision of the buildings and workshops.
They rely on donations and very rarely buy parts unless it is a display stopper.
Hence the call for parts from time to time.
Cheers
Garry