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I'm new on here. How do you add a photo to a post?
I'm new on here. How do you add a photo to a post?
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It's in the FAQ's: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/faq.php?faq=vb3_reading_posting#faq_vb3_attachments Basically, you have to be in the "Advanced" mode instead of just a quick reply. (While I'm writing this post, I see a "Go Advanced" button that takes me to a more sophisticated post editor.) It's pretty intuitive once you see the options.Hey guys
I'm new on here. How do you add a photo to a post?
Texas (San Antonio area)Where is your HUMVEE @ ?
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Just a footnote:
RRAD will not allow starting fluid, propane or any flammable through security. Just a fyi, as I saw a trucker being detained with the whole rig undergoing intense secondary screening because of propane cyl for cooking stove.
So far, so god, did it start? Also that should be chained. Those strap wont hold if something goes south...Loaded and headed homeView attachment 678679
It started right up, drove it in the lot, forklifts on the trailer. I agree, chains are better but I don't own any binders and the trailer isn't setup for it. I've hauled tons of cars across the US with this setup. 4 straps pulling down forward and backwards. Then two on the front tires to keep it from getting air on bumps. Not perfect, but it works.So far, so god, did it start? Also that should be chained. Those strap wont hold if something goes south...
I'd say its fine. I've hauled plenty of cars with the same setup.It started right up, drove it in the lot, forklifts on the trailer. I agree, chains are better but I don't own any binders and the trailer isn't setup for it. I've hauled tons of cars across the US with this setup. 4 straps pulling down forward and backwards. Then two on the front tires to keep it from getting air on bumps. Not perfect, but it works.
Yep the guy at fort Riley wanted to fork lift my Hmmwv onto the trailer and I said na I'll just drive it up thanksThey forklifted my Deuce, and dented the oil pan, bent the right front leaf spring, and bent the battery box supports. When we got home I realized the battery box door was rubbing on the cab. But 04sshd, it looks like you done good. I'm contemplating a M998 for my self. I like the auto trans so my wife can drive. Have a safe trip home.
Good move Bravojmc. I've seen more damage on vehicles & equipment done with forklifts than anything else. I've seen S-280 & S-250 shelters on GL that are in great condition except for the forklift blade damage.........a shame.Yep the guy at fort Riley wanted to fork lift my Hmmwv onto the trailer and I said na I'll just drive it up thanks
Finally made it home and off loaded the M998, thanks guys for all the thoughts, encouragement, and tips!
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Good job. Now for desert paint?
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