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No - you are buying a generator with an HOUR METER with 4 hours on it. Oldest trick in the book.they sell perfectly good generators with 4 hrs on them and the list goes on and on!!!!!!!
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No - you are buying a generator with an HOUR METER with 4 hours on it. Oldest trick in the book.they sell perfectly good generators with 4 hrs on them and the list goes on and on!!!!!!!
Awww...it's a shame for them you sold it to someone out of state who's info you didn't keep-
Not the other one he mentioned.... (and should not...!)It is still on the GL lot.
At least for the Army, there realy is not a reliable tracking of hours or miles. The unit will track usage via SAMS-E, but when a meter or odometer is replaced they will just start going with the new reading.yeah Maddawg....Ive always thought that too about the trucks......One would think that DRMO would know exactly how many hrs and miles are on things and be required under federal law that governs vehicle sales to disclose proper miles or sell TMU
no military vehicle information should be unknown - doesnt the military keep a equipt file record of each vehicle?....does anyone --here - with military service in this area know?
if an equipment file ever came with the vehicles - that would be invaluable.
Oh Great ! ! !We talk a lot of wanting the government to be fiscally responsible.... this is an example of them trying to do so. Their right hand is buying HMMWV trailers, and their left is busy selling them. It looks like for once their right hand figured out what their left hand was doing.
-Chuck
And that is the problem with government. Unless you signed a document like an EUC, and the sale was legal, your friend has delusions of government power.I was told by a government official i personally know " the government can confiscate any piece of equipment in certain circumstances even if the title has changed and you legally own it." especially if the nomenclature plate says property of the us government.
especially if the nomenclature plate says property of the us government.
No - you are buying a generator with an HOUR METER with 4 hours on it. Oldest trick in the book.
Nope. The Army doesn't. It's completely hit and miss.- doesnt the military keep a equipt file record of each vehicle?....does anyone --here - with military service in this area know?
yeah Maddawg....Ive always thought that too about the trucks......One would think that DRMO would know exactly how many hrs and miles are on things and be required under federal law that governs vehicle sales to disclose proper miles or sell TMU
no military vehicle information should be unknown - doesnt the military keep a equipt file record of each vehicle?....does anyone --here - with military service in this area know?
if an equipment file ever came with the vehicles - that would be invaluable.
Hmmm..Nope. The Army doesn't. It's completely hit and miss.
You would get the exact same data CARNAC and I see when we look for you.Hmmm..
I have often wondered what sort of informational-fish you might catch if you baited your hook with an Official Request for Information about an MV (with CARNAC Type Info) and submitted it in WRITING under the FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT.
Has anyone tried that?
Thank you, Chief!You would get the exact same data CARNAC and I see when we look for you.
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