Recent content by Guyfang

Did you check CR1?

There are several places I would very much like to live, in the States. Yuma is not on the list. Every time I went through Yuma, was glad to be gone.

Yeah, there was a bunch a HAWK back in the day. We had 120 or so people in the battery, and some trucks went to the field with only a driver. Too many trucks, not enough people.

You are a good man Ken!!

This is very much like what you have. Big difference is that this type has a cannon plug. Yours not. Both were even made by the same Company if I recall right. If you want a list of parts, I can post that too. But do not think its a big help.

So, what you want to know? It tells you how to check it. It tells you how it works in the system. It is a "Pluck and Chuck" Item. So The -24P will not show you what it looks like inside. If you really, really, really want to know before hand what it looks like, I think I can did up something...

You will NEVER be able to live with yourself, if you do not go.

A house, a Car/Truck, and a woman, are never done.

There is a disc, called SKO. Sets, kits and outfits. It has an inventory for all tool kits. Maybe someone in the forum has a copy?

Looks clean LITD, looks clean.

We made them with telescope rods. So we could lower them when we drove around without a rear cover. Raise them them when the cover was on. We had an inner and out rod. Holes drilled through them and could change the hight when needed. Great idea for lights. Good job Ken.

Was wondering when you would get back on dry land and get this job checked off the list!

Clear sign of wet stacking. There are other reasons for the carbon build up. But you need to run this baby under load, for mutable hours, to see if that the problem.

My reserve unit was disbanded right when I retired. We are still extremely tight. We all chat often online and at least some of us attend reunions annually. I think we are a bit of an anomaly. Na. Not really. I have close contact with guys I worked with in 1973, and haven't seen since then...

Ray, First, welcome! Second, you are in the groove. Even though you didn't RTFB to start with, you learned more about your set, fixing that I.P. then most folks will ever learn. So, good job! Its nice to hear a story like yours. Take care and be safe!