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JFF, the two trucks compared. Note the spacing between tires.
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Very cool truck. I said it before but amazes me at what the military has built.
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I bet you will be happy when the crane works!!
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Hey Gang,
Well it has already been a good day! Finally kicked my butt out the door at about 7:00 am as the weather looked like it was going to cooperate. The trip with the wife bringing up the rear was basically uneventful (thank goodness). About 20 miles at about 20-25 MPH (I think the transfer case is stuck in low range - on the list of things to do). Not a fuel or air issue (at least not a big one) effecting performance because she would get up to 2100 rpm or so without too much problem. But all of the filters are also on the list to be changed, so we will see if there is much of a difference. The ones that are in it are probably older than my socks. But the tires all held together and the brakes worked very good. Didn't blow any belts off (those are on the list, too). New tires all stayed in the bed - good thing since the crane to pick it back up is not working yet! Mary was a trooper and pulled all of the ratchet straps off the tires while I went over things in general with the shop foreman. What a great gal. Anyways, she is now in line with the other trucks on their to-do list.
Dave.
Hey Gang,
Well it has already been a good day! Finally kicked my butt out the door at about 7:00 am as the weather looked like it was going to cooperate. The trip with the wife bringing up the rear was basically uneventful (thank goodness). About 20 miles at about 20-25 MPH (I think the transfer case is stuck in low range - on the list of things to do). Not a fuel or air issue (at least not a big one) effecting performance because she would get up to 2100 rpm or so without too much problem. But all of the filters are also on the list to be changed, so we will see if there is much of a difference. The ones that are in it are probably older than my socks. But the tires all held together and the brakes worked very good. Didn't blow any belts off (those are on the list, too). New tires all stayed in the bed - good thing since the crane to pick it back up is not working yet! Mary was a trooper and pulled all of the ratchet straps off the tires while I went over things in general with the shop foreman. What a great gal. Anyways, she is now in line with the other trucks on their to-do list.
Dave.
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Freakin' cool!
Always interesting to me when pulling parts off of aircraft that have SNs of 0000001.
Adrianspeeder
Always interesting to me when pulling parts off of aircraft that have SNs of 0000001.
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