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I have made a bit of progress stripping the 10,5cm lFH 98/09 down for restoration.  I don't have much text on these pages yet but you will see the elevation, traverse, spade, recoil mechanism, and breech mechanism are all disassembled.  The next steps, whenever I get leave time again, will be to sand blast most of the parts, rebuild anything broken or missing and then reassembly.  Reassembly will include some riveting and reconstruction of some sheet metal.  Hopefully, it will be firing again in about a year.  This is also the howitzer I recently completed the restoration for the Limber (Protze) for. Here is the link:

http://www.lovettartillery.com/10,5cm_lFH_1898_09.htm

also, the limber for the 10,5cm lFH 98/09:

http://www.lovettartillery.com/10.5cm_leichte_Feld_Haubitze_Limber.html

Hope you enjoy the photos

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Ralph Lovett

 

 

 



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This is the specimen I am anxious to see restored.  Please continue the "in progress" photographs.



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Here is a little more work on the German 10,5cm lFH 98/09:

http://www.lovettartillery.com/10,5cm_lFH_1898_09.htm

 

The howitzer is mostly sandblasted now and the spade works.  More to come...

 



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Many thanks for sharing the images of these amazing restorations. Your enthusiasm and hard work for conserving these pieces of history is much appreciated.



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