Panzermania - Post all your tank parts

[panzermania]

Congrats guys !

Best regards

Valentin

[Wenzel Manda]

Hey Bullit!
Many thanks for the info,i hoped,it is light grey,but Mennige is good,too!!!

Best regards,Wenzel.

[Admiraal]

No one else has an idea on the parts in post 284 ?
I´ve found them on the easternfront, not far from the Oder river and the Reitwein spurr.

[Tommygunn]

Best guess that I can give is that they are some sort of pipe couplings, for what and where I don't know.

Tom.

[kobieras1939]

most part from tanks are from wrecks like this , photo was taken in 1946 or 47
<a href="http://s603.photobucket.com/albums/tt117/kobieras/?action=view&current=panzer1-1.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i603.photobucket.com/albums/tt117/kobieras/panzer1-1.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

[kobieras1939]

ofcours its from my colection pleas dont coppy;]

[f35jsf]

Pozdrawiam.
Paul.

[Tommygunn]

What is it?

Tom.

[Foundskippy]

wow nice stuff everyone!
got 0 parts myself but i know where a goliath tank is burried :P

[Tommygunn]

Best not let it rust to nothing! Dig it up.

Tom.

[Foundskippy]

Best not let it rust to nothing! Dig it up.

Tom.

already tried but the place is full of other crap and dont know how deep it lies beneath

[Asbjoern]

Up to now not in my hands ...but maybe soon ??







Notable that nothing is changed on thie "Hannomag-Wheels" The guy who owns this stuff himself took them of a 3ton halftrack in 1946 and build this nice waggon for his welding equipment ...

Just aside there is this tiny little thing ...


Maybe onece on a tank ? Its 80 cm long ... opinions are wellcome. First inspection brought no trace of dunkelgelb, panzergrey nor stampings ...

Regards,

Jens

[Bullitt]

some answers

Hi all,

Paul, the item you showed is an Icecleat that fits on panzer I or panzer II tracks ( these tracks were also used on Opel, Ford, Magirus 3 ton maultiers and Mecedes L4500Maultier ).

asjboem : the wheels are from sdkfz 11 or sdkfz 251
the jack "Stockwinde" that hasn't any typical german color could be military but could be civilian too.
It looks like a 10 ton jack. The same type was also used during the war in civilian use at train yards. Even postwar this type of jack was still produced. I once found these things on a shipping yard with a production date 1978


ciao
Bullitt

[RTY]

Make the photo from the other side.

[f35jsf]

What is it?

Tom.

Take a look to page 15 in this topic - ARQUILLE post...