PLATE ASSEMBLY FUEL CAN MOUNTING BRACKET
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- Muttland
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PLATE ASSEMBLY FUEL CAN MOUNTING BRACKET
Hi all:
For the correct place of the jerry can support I need de measures (indicates in the draw) of the plate assembly wich is very dificult to obtain it in Uruguay. This plate saparate the jerry support to the vehicle to allows slide the canvas door easily.
A=
B=
C=
D=
E=
F=
G=
H=
Could one of you measure they for mi ?
thanks and sorry.
For the correct place of the jerry can support I need de measures (indicates in the draw) of the plate assembly wich is very dificult to obtain it in Uruguay. This plate saparate the jerry support to the vehicle to allows slide the canvas door easily.
A=
B=
C=
D=
E=
F=
G=
H=
Could one of you measure they for mi ?
thanks and sorry.
M151-A1 1966 M416 1966
Re: PLATE ASSEMBLY FUEL CAN MOUNTING BRACKET
Sorry, my Fuel can sits on the driver's side bumperette in the back of the vehicle.
Later dayz,
TrueXena
1966 M151A1 - Daily Driver
1964 M151A1 - Restoring
1977 M151A2 - Restoring
1978 M416
1952 M37 - Restoring
TrueXena
1966 M151A1 - Daily Driver
1964 M151A1 - Restoring
1977 M151A2 - Restoring
1978 M416
1952 M37 - Restoring
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Re: PLATE ASSEMBLY FUEL CAN MOUNTING BRACKET
If you have the mount you have the measurements. The holes have to line up with the holes in the mounting bracket just measure them and you have your measurements.
There is one nut on a M151 that is very difficult to remove.....
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Re: PLATE ASSEMBLY FUEL CAN MOUNTING BRACKET
k8icu:_
Yes your opinion is correct, but I do not know the correct length of the 4 cylinders (measure E).
Do you know that?
7/8"
1"???
1 1/2"????
1/3/4"?????
Thanks a` regards
Muttland
Yes your opinion is correct, but I do not know the correct length of the 4 cylinders (measure E).
Do you know that?
7/8"
1"???
1 1/2"????
1/3/4"?????
Thanks a` regards
Muttland
M151-A1 1966 M416 1966
- Jay Mallari
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Re: PLATE ASSEMBLY FUEL CAN MOUNTING BRACKET
Muttland,
I have the plate but it is in the Philippines. If you are not rushing, I can take the measurements for you
when I go there in February.
Jay
I have the plate but it is in the Philippines. If you are not rushing, I can take the measurements for you
when I go there in February.
Jay
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Jay Mallari
Thank Jay, I am not rushed for that. When you can, send mi this data.
Only one plate of this I saw in my life, but I did not measure it in this oportunity
I will remember you next year......
greeting for all
Muttland
Thank Jay, I am not rushed for that. When you can, send mi this data.
Only one plate of this I saw in my life, but I did not measure it in this oportunity
I will remember you next year......
greeting for all
Muttland
M151-A1 1966 M416 1966
Re: PLATE ASSEMBLY FUEL CAN MOUNTING BRACKET
Muttland: Watch E-Pay. They do come up every once in a while.
Floyd
Floyd
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1967 M416
1988 M35A2C
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Re: PLATE ASSEMBLY FUEL CAN MOUNTING BRACKET
Hello Muttland,
I'll try to get the measurements you need from a friend of mine..... meanwhile, can you let me know your email address so that I can send you the information when I get it?
I'll try to get the measurements you need from a friend of mine..... meanwhile, can you let me know your email address so that I can send you the information when I get it?
Kind regards....
Ken
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Ken
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I feel very emotioned, Muttguru reads my post,,, uauuuuu
Hi Ken: I wrote you in some oportunity about your page and sent you some pic 2 years ago.
In your page you have a pic of one Mutt in Uruguay ( Mr Viola ?). He sold her Mutt, and I bougth the doors and its frames that I nedded.
My e-mail is: hedesoto (arroba) gmail (point) com
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Muttland
Hi Ken: I wrote you in some oportunity about your page and sent you some pic 2 years ago.
In your page you have a pic of one Mutt in Uruguay ( Mr Viola ?). He sold her Mutt, and I bougth the doors and its frames that I nedded.
My e-mail is: hedesoto (arroba) gmail (point) com
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Muttland
M151-A1 1966 M416 1966
Re: PLATE ASSEMBLY FUEL CAN MOUNTING BRACKET
Enrique,
why didn't you say it was you....right from the start. Of course I remember you, and Jorge Viola also.
I've also been contacted by another Uruguayan mutt owner, Bruce Pelocorto....he has bought a mutt that has been very greatly modified by a previous owner, but he hopes to restore it to original.
If it's ok, I can put him in touch with you and your group.....
Meanwhile, as soon as I get a reply about the bracket, I will get back to you...
why didn't you say it was you....right from the start. Of course I remember you, and Jorge Viola also.
I've also been contacted by another Uruguayan mutt owner, Bruce Pelocorto....he has bought a mutt that has been very greatly modified by a previous owner, but he hopes to restore it to original.
If it's ok, I can put him in touch with you and your group.....
Meanwhile, as soon as I get a reply about the bracket, I will get back to you...
Kind regards....
Ken
Always wanted - Details and pictures of M416 Trailer data plates & M151 data plates & body-tags for my research. Thanks!
Contact address - - muttguru@aol.com
Note for 2023..... Ken..."Less Stress - More Exercise!"
Ken
Always wanted - Details and pictures of M416 Trailer data plates & M151 data plates & body-tags for my research. Thanks!
Contact address - - muttguru@aol.com
Note for 2023..... Ken..."Less Stress - More Exercise!"
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Re: PLATE ASSEMBLY FUEL CAN MOUNTING BRACKET
Muttland,
I took the bracket back with me to the UK as I did not have the time to measure it when I was in the Philippines.
Do you still need the measurements?
Jay
I took the bracket back with me to the UK as I did not have the time to measure it when I was in the Philippines.
Do you still need the measurements?
Jay
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I took the bracket back with me to the UK as I did not have the time to measure it when I was in the Philippines.
Do you still need the measurements?
Jay
Yes Jay. if You can I will thank you a lot.
Enrique
Do you still need the measurements?
Jay
Yes Jay. if You can I will thank you a lot.
Enrique
M151-A1 1966 M416 1966
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Re: PLATE ASSEMBLY FUEL CAN MOUNTING BRACKET
I don't have a sophisticated measuring tool and I only used a ruler. Here are the measurements
Just use the holes on your jerry can mount for items B and D. Where do you plan to install yours? Passenger or driver's side?
Note that the inner bracket will be different depending on which side you mount it. Good luck
A - 7 5/16 in
B- ?
C- 4 3/4 in
D- ?
E- 11/16 in
F- 1 in
G- 3/8 in
H- Not exact but its about 2mm or 1/16?
Just use the holes on your jerry can mount for items B and D. Where do you plan to install yours? Passenger or driver's side?
Note that the inner bracket will be different depending on which side you mount it. Good luck
A - 7 5/16 in
B- ?
C- 4 3/4 in
D- ?
E- 11/16 in
F- 1 in
G- 3/8 in
H- Not exact but its about 2mm or 1/16?
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Thanks Jay Mallari
Enrique
Montevideo, Uruguay
Enrique
Montevideo, Uruguay
M151-A1 1966 M416 1966
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You are most welcome Enrique. Show us the finished product will you?
Jay
Jay