- MarkHollowaySomething to use when pushing it is my guess.
- jtrowbridge5definitely NOT a German fitting ,possibly some aid as mentioned above the zimmerite is not very resistant to damage
dennis
- toadmanstankpicturesDave, the mechanic who took the video that is posted on YouTube, told me that the beam is there so they have something to push against with their forklift. If you note the two chips in the zimm above the beam, they are from the forklift. The beam will be removed when they no longer need it. I'll be noting this on my page to help get rid of any confusion.
- clausb- toadmanstankpicturesDave, the mechanic who took the video that is posted on YouTube, told me that the beam is there so they have something to push against with their forklift. If you note the two chips in the zimm above the beam, they are from the forklift. The beam will be removed when they no longer need it. I'll be noting this on my page to help get rid of any confusion.
So what was the original purpose of the bolts? Anyone?
cbo
- toadmanstankpicturesThey are for the front mudguards. Brackets on the mudguards are attached to the bolts to help support/stabilize them. The Ausf. G doesn't have them because it's mudguards do not extend as far downwards as the Ausf. D and A's.
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