Originally posted by Johan_S
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Unfortunately, this video doesn't show the gearbox type .
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Originally posted by RTY View PostHello.
Please, can you find exact type of the gearbox on your FlakPanzer?
Should be SSGxx (76 or 77), this should be stamped at the left side of the gearbox.
Photo is welcome
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Thank you in advance.
I was just there today but did not see your post. I will be back on the 3rd and will try to remember to take photos of the transmission.
I am a heavy mechanic by trade, and have lots of experience with engines, so this task has fallen on me. I am disassembling the engine......coming part alot better then expected. Heads are off, magneto assy, carbs, water pump, oil pan/reservoir, mechanical and electrical starters.....Comment
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Here's the first Q&A video from the project, the serial number for the gearbox has been found!Originally posted by RTY View PostUnfortunately, this video doesn't show the gearbox type .
https://youtu.be/D_Iy0qNjL88Comment
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Thank you very much.
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Looking goodComment
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As of the last workday, the road wheels have been removed from chassis and the suspension on one side has been removed.
https://youtu.be/LZPAq9a3JyMComment
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Here's an update on the condition of the Maybach filmed on our last workday. There is still original paint on some of the parts. https://youtu.be/X_R10ghxPYoComment
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Not related to our Flakpanzer, but we've also got a Hetzer that has been partially restored and will hopefully be fully restored in the coming months. We've taken a 360 VR video of the interior of the vehicle: https://youtu.be/q2ObmvmRQWIComment
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Here's the latest on the Flakpanzer: https://youtu.be/yjIlKtXfDWY
The final drives have been removed and the time to start sandblasting is in sight.Comment
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Some updates on the Flakpanzer.
The water pump, and components of the Flakvierling mount have been restored:
https://youtu.be/EKTxBCL6v_8
And our tracks are now being soaked in molasses to get rid of some rust:
https://youtu.be/J6mhfeacyr8Comment
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