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Here we go again!
Come one! Come all! This thread is to announce the fourth annual Chehalis River Valley Military Vehicle Convoy and Camp Out.
When: 19-22 July 2012 (Third Weekend in July)
Where: At AaronW's in Napavine, WA. Please PM me if you need my address.
Who: Open to all MV operators...
I'm Baaa---aack!(read like the movie, not the sheep)
Been super busy with work and a trip to Orlando. Sure was nice to see the Sun!
All is well here and we should be starting the Convoy thread very soon.
Now to read up on what I missed.........
"1985 am general military truck 5 ton drop down cargo truck with side rails hard top cab heat ABS brakes air brakes new tires 39,000 miles power stearing Cummings deisel 250 HP Allison tra nsfer 2 speed transfer case" $13,500
Harold, Based on the description in the add we know it's a 939 series...
I have a buddy that converts old yarders into mobile high lines for dredging gravel pits. Plenty of Sherman based yarders out here. I have another buddy who owns several Sherman based yarders that are used on logging sides every day.
I'm not so sure. While assigned to the Deep Submergence Unit/Unmanned Vehicles Detachment in San Diego we were tasked(think PMCS) to test and maintain our skid mounted diesel generators once a year or so. These things were our primary source of power if we had to deploy on a ship of opportunity...
Is it April 1st? You have to be kidding! Wow!
This would take a little more planning than the kids cutting off cats in the WallyWorld parking lot.
Any tracks from a large truck leading away? Maybe they tried to drive off with the whole thing, couldn't move it, couldn't release it, cut it to...
88334 would have been the 334th day of 1988(Nov 29th).
In the Navy, we referred to that as the Julian Date. Took me a few minutes to think back to 1998.