brianp38dse
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Whats it look like, post a pic.
badfluffy
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it looks just like a standed one except there's a plate saying it has different pistons in it
Shippers
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Read about that in an old LRO mag something to do with more pressure to back brakes iirc..
badfluffy
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well there's 2 sets of back brakes and normally a ton of water sat over them
badfluffy
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i got fire stuff from them years ago
Western Slope Rover
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Might an old RRC have one installed or is it special to the 6x6 fire truck?
Shippers
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Special to the fire truck see above posts...
Western Slope Rover
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Ah, 'cause I have a '90 sitting outside I I could pirate for you. Soz.
norseman
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Non-military as its' a 6x6? Most of these TACR2's were 6x4.
badfluffy
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no all airfield fire trucks have to be all wheel drive, so tacr2's were all produced as 6x6, my one is actually a riv but looks much the same as a tacr2, they are often converted to 6x4 in civi street to save wear on the centre tyres
badfluffy
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carmickle are long gone, ive sent an email to duxford as i know they still use one in the hope they might have a parts list
Shippers
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They were taken over by the Simon group still worth a shot...now called SIG...
brianp38dse
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They have one at Brooklands
