Hi .
hello to all , I am looking for pictures or drawings of the interior of lvth-6 , which must partly use elements of lvtp-5 , thanks in advance to you .
best regards .
phil .
You have probably seen this one. It shows the extra support poles for the turret, the central ammo magazine, and the turret floor/seat structures; but not much else. Not a lot of pics out there on it.
Hello!
This is not going to be easy - LVTP-5 interioris not so easy by itself and LVTH-6 is even more rare… I’ll try to find some pictures of the LVTP-5 and for the LVTH-6 your best bet are the Phillipines ot Taiwan - they use them there…
Have a nice day
Paweł
good evening.
Thank you for your answers , since I search and I ask questions everywhere and no answers even found on facebook , the montage of Redleg and I asked him but he no longer finds his pictures .
I share the few photos I found .
but I must have 2 or 3 more in my mobile phone.
the others , I have :
We had one of these stationed on the road coming into Camp Del Mar, the grandaddy of what I operated in the corps
I helped “liberate” the control stick from that vehicle. We cleaned it up and gave it to a MstrGns as a retirement gift who had operated the How-6 in his much younger days. Every time 21 Area Gaurd or MPs rolled by and asked what we were doing we just told them we were surveying the vehicle so we could repaint it. Everytime the response was “OK” and they rolled on. The vehicle was pretty much complete on the inside.
I have the operator and maintenance manuals for the How-6. I can get a couple scans. However, will be a little while as I need to find a good photo host. I got rid of PhotoBucket, it became a PIA and wasnt worth the effort or cost.
good evening Deattilio , oh that I would like you to share this TM , you can take the time you need to scan these documents , the quality of a layout artist , is to be patient , right? I give you my email address by MP .
best regards .
phil .
Dug through my TMs - they were no where near as helpful as I was expecting them to be. I scanned some images I thought would be helpful. Fortunately, I have a wand scanner to scan these old TMs. They are too old to try and flatten out on a scanning bed. Unfortunately, the wand scanner cannot capture from the edges of the pages, which most the images extend beyond the reach of the wand scanner. So they may look a bit over croped but, I got as much as I could. You’ll see some duplicates. I was scanning from multiple TMs and just scanned the same images.
hello Deattilio, I am delighted , thank you for your speed but me , I will be less fast to realize this interior . I’m going to have something to think about and find out which evergreen profiles I’m going to need. thanks again for your help.
best regards .
phil .
Haha, was. Past tense.