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Panzer IV suspension caps

December 26 2006 at 12:55 AM
  (Login atcockle)
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from IP address 209.89.241.79

Back on Dec.17, Chris Lloyd-Staples asked a question about the circular suspension caps in the Tristar Panzer IV wheel set and then on Dec.23 Andrew Ruffy asked a similar question relating to his Tristar Panzer IV B.

I didn't know the answer myself, but it got me thinking. There is nothing mentioned in the Begleitwagen Panzerkampfwagen IV book by Walter Spielberger about the different designs, so I decided to look through all the Panzer IV based vehicle books and photos I have to see if there was any pattern to their use. I have only included those vehicles where I could clearly identify the type used.

Here are my findings:

Tristar parts 16-17

Panzer IV D - APG and Bovington
Panzer IV G - APG, Munster and Kubinka
Panzer IV J - Littlefield collection
Panzerbefehlswagen IV J - Brussels
Panzer IV Hydrostatic drive - APG
Brummbar - APG and Saumur
Nashorn - APG and Kubinka
Hummel - Koblenz
Wirbelwind - Camp Borden and Rendsburg
Jagdpanzer IV L/48 - Munster

Tristar parts 9-10

Panzerbefehlswagen IV J - Brussels
Jagdpanzer IV L/70 - APG
Mobelwagen - Saumur
Panzer IV J - Banska Bystrzyca
Panzer IV J - Dukla

Tristar 18-19

Jagdpanzer IV L/70 - Ottawa

The Pz.Bef.Wg.IV J at Brussels has two different types on it and perhaps some of the other vehicles do as well, but I don't have enough photos to verify it.

If anyone can add to this list, it would be helpful.

Thanks,

Tom




    
This message has been edited by atcockle from IP address 209.89.241.79 on Dec 26, 2006 7:02 PM


 
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  1. Re: Panzer IV suspension caps - vincentberto on Dec 26, 4:22 AM
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  3. Re: Panzer IV suspension caps - Andrew Ruffy on Dec 26, 5:17 AM
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  5. Thanks. The significant point is the date / type. - Chris Lloyd-Staples on Dec 26, 6:24 AM
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  7. Thanks!!! - Mark Dunck on Dec 26, 2:19 PM
    1. Return rollers - Tom Cockle on Dec 26, 7:07 PM
      1. Doh! - Mark Dunck on Dec 26, 9:11 PM
     


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