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13 years 10 months ago #1422
by charliettr
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I am trying to restore the Kodak version Panhard Tractor/Trailer, I very much like to know if the tractor does have a connection with the trailer which can be fixed. Or is it just the pin within the hole connection. Can somebody give me the clue as I cannot find a picture of the combination showing me the original situation.Thanks very much in advance from a new DTCA member from Holland.Jan Jonker
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13 years 10 months ago #11423
by buzzer999
Replied by buzzer999 on topic Panhard Tractor/Trailer connection
Hello Jan Firstly may I welcome you to the DTCA, you will find a lot of Dinky information here but most of it relates to British and not French Dinky. I am going to ask one of our French experts and get back to you as quickly as I can. Dave Busfield DTCA Editor
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13 years 10 months ago #11424
by buzzer999
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13 years 10 months ago #11425
by buzzer999
Replied by buzzer999 on topic Panhard Tractor/Trailer connection
I have received the following reply from Nelson Twells the Secretary of the DTCA: I have the articulated tanker in Esso livery, with the tank and driving unit connection parted.The driving unit and trailer coupling arrangement on the Kodak tractor/trailer, is the same as that on the SNCF articulated model, with the trailer protrusion into the tractor unit being secured with a small rivet through a 'washer', thus providing a normally non-removable articulated connection. I also have the French 32C Esso articulated tanker which was also split into two units, and managed to fix this.The spigot from the base of the tanker has a small hole in the centre, and I drilled this out, used a 9mm diameter washer (I think it was a Meccano small washer), and then used a small lead rivet with a touch of araldite into the drilled out hole, to secure the rivet, coupling the driving and trailer units I hope this might assist Jan.Nelson
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