diefenbaker
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Localisation : Germany
Registration date : 2017-10-10
 | Subject: question to the tankers  8/8/2019, 18:26 | |
| Can somebody remember what effort was needed (personal, hours) to repair/change the clutch of a Centurion tank?
thank you
Wolfgang | |
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csqnblackhat
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Number of posts : 39
Age : 78
Localisation : Carlisle
Cap Badge : R.E.M.E.
Places Served : Hohne, 11th Hussars, Munsterlager, 4 Fd Regt R.A. Warminster, School of Infantry Demo Squadron, 2RTR and 13/18 Hussars.
Registration date : 2011-09-11
| | Subject: Re: question to the tankers 8/8/2019, 20:31 | |
| From memory, a long time ago, take the gearbox out, 45 minutes or so, maybe a little longer, with the clutch supported by either the official support bracket, or alternatively, a tin of compo cheese, attach the clutch lifting sling, unbolt from the main engine and lift it out, up to another 30 minutes in all.
A word of warning, I haven't actually carried out this procedure since 1972, so my memory may not be perfect, hope it helps. | |
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diefenbaker
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Number of posts : 34
Localisation : Germany
Registration date : 2017-10-10
| | Subject: Re: question to the tankers 8/8/2019, 21:29 | |
| Thank you very much.
It helps of course.
What I was interested in is the dimension in hours,
not the exact number of minutes.
Wolfgang | |
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