Hello Chaps.
I came across these two parts and wondered if anyone had details on aircraft type and use etc.
First one is
Avro Aircraft
Item 73
Part 60960
Gasket 10 of
PKD Nov2 55
OD.476551
Ser.2-B-5-322
B18-26CH-3
Second one is
36P/
2810/00/118/6026
EA.1 Cover
PN.32929
Pratt and Whitney
3/9/69 &EFSD
By: aircraftclocks - 6th December 2008 at 01:23
The gasket is most likely made in Canada
The gasket is made by Avro Canada based on the NSN code on the packaging. Knowing that the Canadians had different section numbers to the RAF, the airframe code 26CH does not shed any light on the subject.
By: Peter - 1st December 2008 at 01:45
Thanks Elliot.The date and type of gasket leads me to believe it might be cf100..
By: Whitley_Project - 30th November 2008 at 22:39
Hi Peter
As you might expect 36 is an engine code (the item is made by pratt and whitney). 36P is probably the engine code for a particular P+W engine, but I do not know which one. I see the part number starts with a 32 – maybe it’s from a liberator? If the date 1969 is correct then probably not…
The Avro part – not sure but I would email the BBMF or Air Atlantique as the former operate a Lanc and the latter Ansons! Would well be one of these two beasts.
Good luck
By: Peter - 30th November 2008 at 22:17
Update.
I managed to find the loose seal and there fore here are some pictures of the parts that I need help with.
By: Peter - 10th September 2008 at 21:13
The pratt and whitney part I can get a picture of but the other part it still sealed in its orginal wrapping. I have to find the loose seal that came from another sealed sleave and post a pic of that.
By: Phantom Phil - 10th September 2008 at 18:13
Might be best to post photographs of these two items!
By: Peter - 10th September 2008 at 15:47
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