Thread: Tools on bonnet/guards

axe mount

Not picking on people, but a general thing that seems to be happening alot on here lately is this.

In people's eagerness to give American style help, they are blundering in giving what they think is needed without considering things properly.

This is the series 11/11A section. You have posted a picture of a Camel County with non-military pioneer tool holders, when clearly the question was about the military tools pictured in the first post.

Check the REMLR section and I am sure you will find plenty of pictures of the pioneer tools mounted on the guards of ex-military vehicles from where they originated and you can then replecate.

Read the question, research your facts, be prepared to be flamed if it is wrong.

This kind of rush to do good, costs other people.

CC

Layout as per Series vehicles:






Layout as per Perenties:

I will try and dig out a pic with tools installed, but I notice you are missing the shovel handle clamp. (first pic, far right)

LHS:
- Shovel (Blade in socket, handle held in clamp)
- Pick Head (on upright bracket)

RHS:
- Axe (Head held in flat clamp, handle through inboard position on double clamp)
- Pick Handle (Held through outboard position on double clamp and other clamp on axe head holder)

Tools in situ - Series layout:



Tools in situ - Perentie layout:

Originally Posted by Shonky

I notice you are missing the shovel handle clamp.

Thanks for the pics Mate.

I was told it was a complete set when I bought them........Bugga

If anyone has the missing bit, please let me know.

Cheers, Murray

Originally Posted by Col.Coleman

Not picking on people, but a general thing that seems to be happening alot on here lately is this.

In people's eagerness to give American style help, they are blundering in giving what they think is needed without considering things properly.

This is the series 11/11A section. You have posted a picture of a Camel County with non-military pioneer tool holders, when clearly the question was about the military tools pictured in the first post.

Check the REMLR section and I am sure you will find plenty of pictures of the pioneer tools mounted on the guards of ex-military vehicles from where they originated and you can then replecate.

Read the question, research your facts, be prepared to be flamed if it is wrong.

This kind of rush to do good, costs other people.

CC

Bloody hell mate - Hope I dont answer a question wrong

Of course the fella asking the question could always take a look at the answer and say "no thanks fella - that's not what I was after".

Originally Posted by Col.Coleman

Not picking on people, but a general thing that seems to be happening alot on here lately is this.

In people's eagerness to give American style help, they are blundering in giving what they think is needed without considering things properly.

This is the series 11/11A section. You have posted a picture of a Camel County with non-military pioneer tool holders, when clearly the question was about the military tools pictured in the first post.

Check the REMLR section and I am sure you will find plenty of pictures of the pioneer tools mounted on the guards of ex-military vehicles from where they originated and you can then replecate.

Read the question, research your facts, be prepared to be flamed if it is wrong.

This kind of rush to do good, costs other people.

CC

But you post was less helpful than his














And this post by me is even less helpful than yours