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Leaking hydraulic shock-absorber glands presumed to be non-standard on a 'Phantom II'.


Identifier  ExFiles\Box 5a\3\  03-page236
Date  18th July 1934
  
X7800.
S/W. {Sales / Derby Works}
Hs. {Lord Ernest Hives - Chair} ..from PN. {Mr Northey}
Copy to Sq. Wor. {Arthur Wormald - General Works Manager}
PN. {Mr Northey} 5/WT24.533.
18-G.4
It appears that at a mileage of 2,328 all
hydraulic shock-absorber glands were leaking sufficiently
to require renewal, or the fitting of a modified set.
We presume that these glands which gave the
trouble were not of the standard "Phantom II" design
which have been so satisfactory.
PN. {Mr Northey}
  
  
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