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Yikes, clouds looking REAL strange make a body want to run and hide! Now, plowboy, just how did you dig all those postholes in a day: - Raw labor?! - Or did you all use a power auger of aome kind?

Wow. THAT is a sprint!!

You learn a lot by "doing". It's a painful way to learn, but it's a good teacher.

That hovercraft is a beast. Guessing that thing is LOUD. Is it?

So great, a First Post: - Congratulations, and welcome MajorMogger! I can't help you with your question, but likely somebody here can. In my ancient history as a general contractor, I recall that piece of equiment being referred to as a "hoe-ram", but not sure that term is still in use.

Those rigs are BIG: - What are you farming down there that uses hardware like that?!

For all of the sadness, I am sorry. Peace, Brother.

PS Cheers, Brother, I love you.

USSR, you're right of course: - No matter how fast I run - No matter how far I go I turn around, and there I am, as hard as I try!

"...The 58..." Love that California chatter: - Got my one and only tat' (why, Lord only knows), stationed there in Ventura County!

Now there's an excellent plan: - War Robots! While the war robots are all destroying one another (and piling up the destruction), us peoples everywhere we can all be helping one another. But of course, there's lots of money to be made building robots and no real money in helping others, so...

We should get together with one another, and fix that, right?

And also cost-effective!

That's convenient. Because isn't our M-60 replacement (whatever the designation is), isn't it also configured for the 7.62mm round? So, if when we go to war with one another we can all use each other's ordnance (interchangeably), to annihilate one another. Efficient. Convenient. Brilliant!!

Ooops. I was figuring that "Hind" is like our "Sikorsky": - The manufacturer, not the model But, yeah, absolutely, that's a cargo/personnel carrier. Thanks, marchplumber!

Man, that is a tight fit INSIDE the Hind (?)...but it IS a fit!! My guess is 3cm clearance on each side; am I close?!

NIce shooting for Mr. Maenov! But was it really HIS dead-eye? Or was it maybe the electronics on the projectile? Both?

Always love your posts USSR, but tell you what, these latest here make me think: - That of all the things we have come up with in this world, - That War is the absolute stupidist thing there is - Here the world is burning all around us (ALL of us) - Viruses threaten us everywhere (ALL of us)...

Great to hear from you again, USSR! Guessing the tires on the armored URAL are "run-flats" (meaning non-pneumatic, as in "no air"). Do you know if that's the case?

That's handy to know, might give it a try on my own headlight covers. Thanks for the tip!