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That will be fine. Sure hope you'll post it all up on a thread here. Good luck, Brother! [thumbzup]

Don't forget: - "This Side Out"! :naner:

Talk about your "dynamic duo"! :naner::beer: It's like a Gradall, but with an articulated boom. I don't think I've ever seen one of those, nice item.

If it was really clean, and in top maintenance, I bet you could double that and somebody somewhere might "bite". :shrugs::beer:

That IS pretty cool. Who knew?!

All that gear you collected for the rig is pretty remarkable (including the boarding ladder). What's the story on the haversack kit, telephone cabling or something?

Is it all mechanical fit, or is there a sealant you got to use?

That's kind of what I meant but I didn't say so clearly. Have you got a threshold figure in mind (that says "ridiculous"), so if someone offers it you make the deal right then-and-there?

You can see cars with Canada plates all over the place in Florida every winter. It's been a while since I visited FL, but I imagine that still holds true. I couldn't tell you why, but apparently there are plenty of Canadians who don't mind long drives.

Are you going to consider the offer next time?!

Well, it would give the bike that "one-of-kind look" that's for sure. :naner:

We get a "last call" before the polls close, right?

:whistle:

Amazing story, and they met one another decades later. Stigler apparently meant to take her down, but as he closed-in he saw how chewed-up she was, and he didn't have the heart to close the deal. His humanity kicked in. I found the vid. Not your everyday story, it's not too long...

Yes. Franz Steigler escorted Charlie Brown and his crew in Ye Old Pub out of Flak range. Amazing story, and they met one another decades later. Stigler apparently meant to take her down, but as he closed-in he saw how chewed-up she was, and he didn't have the heart to close the deal. His...

Deciding to go in on a first-class rebuild, is that why?

I hear you. I always try to drop a tip on the bathroom cleaners in the airports if I see them whenever i'm traveling by air. It's an important job, but it has to be one of the most thankless in the world. And when I say tip I don't mean telling the bud, "Hey, don't smoke in bed!". :jumpin:

I was wrong again (maybe not much of a surprise). The armament was HIGH velocity not low velocity, 30mm as noted by Flyingvan911, and sometimes even 50mm. Some serious firepower. Check it out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BK_5_cannon

Ouch, those gear teeth are pretty beat up.

You bet, Guyfang, I remember that log cabin! That's cool that you watched them build it. I didn't see it until after it got built. That was back in the old Museum of History and Technology. It's the same building, and even pretty much the same exhibits (+/-), only now it's called the National...