BT-13 master cylinder?

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Trying to ID this master cylinder. It's been suggested BT-13???
 

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Possible, but there were a number of a/c that used that style units. Can you get a better shot of the data plate?
Hard to photograph it says Wagner 8000 or 800C
 
Wasn't a BT unit as they didn't use Wagners. Also not a PT-19/23/26, as they used a different style cylinder. My Fairchild AT-21 uses a Wagner of that style, but I think a different series. I haven't come across a Wagner book that covers that style unit yet.
 
P-40 used a Wagner unit like that but I cannot remember the part number.
Can you take some well lit photos of the top of the unit? The P-40 one usually has a distinctive Curtiss part attached
 
P-40 used a Wagner unit like that but I cannot remember the part number.
Can you take some well lit photos of the top of the unit? The P-40 one usually has a distinctive Curtiss part attached
 
You are correct about the P40 part being similar. In fact I bought this hoping it would fit my P40 project or at least be adaptable to it. Seeing it is about 20% larger I have been trying to find a correct home for it. Thx
 
Thanks very much for that great info
 
the nameplates refer to "SK-xxxx" drawings which are Curtiss P36/H75 drawings

Wagner 3300-1 = P36/H75
Wagner 3300-2 = P40/H87
 
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Had a further look at the TO 00-25-29
33 = P-47
34 = AT-9
35 = P-39
40 = P-51
45 & 46 = A-35

From TO 01-25C-4
P-40M/N use Warner 3300-2K
 
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