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Here is an authentic "in-service" pic for you. My Dad was a tank driver stationed in Germany around 1960-1961. He also chauffered a high-ranking officer as additional duty. (I think he said it was a General ;-) ) Here is "his" M38A1. I believe the unit numbers indicate: 7th Army, 14th...

An industrial pneumatic cylinder is the device you describing. As doghead suggests, Bimba Mfg. is one possible supplier. Others are Parker Hannifin, SMC, Festo, Norgren, PHD, Fabco-Air, . . . . These are common devices in all kinds of industrial equipment and factory automation systems. There...

Not my property in the picture ! I am showing the ship. :roll:

Ok. I have officially "laid eyes" on this relic. I had some spare daylight several days ago, so I did a quick drive-by recon. It is clearly visible from the road. I snapped a crappy cell-phone pic, but it is much more visible than shown in the photo. See red outline I added for reference. It...

Actually, we euthanized a smurfmobile, so it's parts could live on with dignity.

As could be expected, many of the members in attendance are from all over the KOI tri-state area (Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana,), but we regularly have members from South Carolina (Ferro and EMD567), New York (DH and DHwife), Missouri (Stan), Wisconsin (Westech), and Virginia(Maddawg308 ). We have...

Congrats Matt. Please be safe.

Here are two: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?81135-So-what-do-you-do-with-your-deuce-for-fun http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?63394-Uses-for-Deuces

[thumbzup] Sweet !

Sorry Dave. I had #11 laying around here for probably 6 years. I couldn't bring myself to scrap it. Finally I sold it at last year's GA rally. MDSA, I think? I will look for the gasket, but I think it is gone. I am pretty sure I have #9. Maybe a "hometown" muffler shop could fab...

Ok, I think you need #11. I have #9 if you need it.

Is this an "elbow"? or a pipe section? Got a picture?

Nope. not me. I have not seen it personally, but I have probably been as close as 2000 feet from this relic. We occasionally take the sea-doos (personal watercraft) out on the Ohio River for recreation very close to this location. I have heard (and confirmed by the kayak video that this...

Dave, Little did you know, . . . you have been within two miles of its location when you last visited me. Here is a teaser

The Continentals have a wider tread cross-section than the Michelins. I will try to get a straight head-on picture to show. . . . . . Man, that is one tough-a$$ lookin' truck.

Jrobinson, Click here for a good explanation and lots of pics-> http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?74454-Will-12-5-x-20-work-on-my-A3&highlight=michelin [thumbzup]

Looks nice Bill ! [thumbzup]

Congrats John and Julie !

Pretty cool ! !

The parade is this Sunday ! November 4th. North College Hill area near the corner of Hamilton Avenue and W. Galbraith Road The parade organizer wants us there no later than 1 pm (parade rolls at 2pm). I will actually try to get there at 12:30 so I can stake it out. Better to be early, as it...