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Billy Baird worked building the Burma Railroad as a P. O.W. There was a vid history about that Burma Railroad posted recently. A good man. He lived through it. God bless him. Amen

:beer: What was your rating, hndrsonj?

So what was it that swung your thinking to the Navy, and Seabee Navy at that?!

It's looking SO good. :beer: I forgot now, was your M-37 originally USN?

Please don't get wrong. I am not at ALL saying that you did something you shouldn't have (you couldn't even have known). I'm just saying that stuff happens, and the laws of probability say that because stuff happens, well some modes of travel present less threat than others. That's all...

Only $10, that's it?! That price is right. Over here we call using a service like that a "no-brainer" (like it's so obvious because the price is so good that you just do it).

"Tank Fest"?! It sure would be interesting to hear some more about THAT. :drool::drool::naner::drool::drool:

Very cool, is that THE Devil's Tower in the background of your yard?! And PS, how did you "scalp" and re-build the hood, did you weld it all up?

That's a lucky break; helps to make things easier. [thumbzup]

There are lots of reasons I wish I still had a bike to ride, but that there is one solid reason I'm glad I don't.

Drink smart. Only one glass of beer and you should be fine.

Talk about your redneck engineering, the plywood cab on that rig is a real hoot. :naner:

This is Momma's ride, right, is she getting excited?

That's one nice torque-wrench you got there, Migginsbros. Do you have any source info on that one (like who's the manufacturer, or where you can buy them)?

Lordy. That is some PRETTY country up there. The roadway makes it almost look tamed. But I remember my wilderness backpacking days. The mountains draw you in because they're just so breathtaking. But if you're ever caught up there unprepared, buddy they are ruthless. That's part of their...

The powder coating solution sounds workable, and likely not too pricey. The worst there is you reduce the diameter of the filter holes a little bit. But that actually makes it a finer (more effective), filter, right? Any reason then that powder-coating WOULDN'T work out?

It all sounds real good. Sure hope it works out for you. [thumbzup]

Grab a cold brew and check this out. It's kind of an overall summary in a little under 7 minutes: https://youtu.be/v4JsE0o7F-Q

Is he located in your 'neck of the woods", then?