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Coventry Climax Pump.
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No: 1869   Contributor: Andrew Wright   Year: 2005   Manufacturer: Land Rover   Country: United Kingdom
Coventry Climax Pump.

The owner of the Land Rover also bought this Coventry Climax Pump.
Picture added on 05 January 2007
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I would like more information on this trailer if possible, it is very much like the one which could have been towed behind my Austin Gypsy fire engine

Added by Alan Dunderdale on 01 January 2008.
This looks similar to the trailer pump that we used at the Triplex safety glass kings norton birmingham, the original trailer pump was a Scammel 500gpm that was made for use in ww2, it shattered the impellor(phospher bronze)and was dimanteld, then the climax pump was fitted to the trailer and towed beind the Austin Gypsy(AOM 53B)fire tender.
This could be the same one but I am not entirely sure, hope this is of use to you.
Regards Jim Fraser(ex Triplex works fire service LFm 1964-1972)

Added by Jim Fraser on 05 August 2008.
I can positively identify this trailer as a coventry climax, but I have to tell you that the pump you have on it is the wrong type.

Added by Tony on 12 October 2008.
Having, gone into the types of pump used on these = "Iso-Speed" trailers, built for Coventry Climax, this is a correct rig, there are two other versions of this pump both cowled, which can be used.

Added by Alan Dunderdale on 18 November 2008.
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