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can any one help I am looking for the valves on the near side of the Wilson gear box there are two of them one on first gear and one on second gear they have a small filter fitted on the top

My bus number (if any): rm875

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Hi...Have you tried Queensbridge Engineering, Osset Yorks? Ian

My bus number (if any): rm446 rm765

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Do you mean the quick release valves which were fitted at re-furb or do you mean the adaptors which screw into the piston plate and take the pipes from the EP valve?

My bus number (if any): RM 912 & RML 2455

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Gordon if its for an original AEC box look at this thread here.
http://pub44.bravenet.com/forum/static/show.php?usernum=3715842662&frmid=32&msgid=1099466&cmd=show

The pictures on the South Devon RM 1872 stuff on the main ROOF site might also help. The arrangements for the RML Refurbs still with AEC boxes are different and all sorts of odds and sods added into the airlines from the EP valve.

My bus number (if any): RMC 1458, RM 1585 aand RTL 960