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No bell, only the chairman asking if everybody has voted?

Forget my last post, I have the live feed. Don't know what it is, but twice I tuned into the live feeds (first Senate and now House), and both times I got dead bang into the middle of a sermon.

House video is offline? Please repost a direct link to the house floor, I lost the original post

The easiest and quickest way is to buy or make your own 24 volt magnetic towing tail light bar. Make sure the cable is long enough for every eventuality (like towing another MV without lights). A bit better and more permanent way is installing an extra 12 volt battery and load that one with a...

You can say that again (and again and again). I changed several of our domain emails because of that, but unfortunately, I cannot use any info@domanin.com and .org etc anymore; they are known and swamped with spam permanently. I do have a honeypot and some other traps installed to block the...

What about make a special sub-forum "vehicle history and historic preservation" as first sub-forum in each of the "period fora": - Post-Vietnam to Desert Storm - WWI and WW II Vehicles - Korean War to Vietnam War vehicles Or make it a separate forum under "General" or under "Restoration" I do...

I somehow like that color

Good work, next one down, two to go (House and Governor) Keep calling and keep getting the money in!!!! Donate and call NOW

Fingers crossed

By the time you pulled the wind mill up the ridge with this monster, your "ecological footprint" (amount of fuel used and exhaust fumes added) will be soo big that the first 5 years the mill is only turning to cover that ;)

:oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: Oops, did not see that one coming, I'll hide under any rock for a while, OK?

Something kept jumping in my eye time and again. February's winner is mentioned as an M920. I looked for that classification and the only thing I could find was that the M920 is an 8x8 MET truck, and looks different than this. So what is this?

Does your 314 has this system that the pintle is secured to the truck through a winch system so they can release the artillerie piece and winch it back up to the truck from the cabin?

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The ya 314 I cannot remember seeing, from when I was young (early 1960s) I only remember the "dikke daf" (nick name, literally meaning the Fat DAF) with it's 8 wheels. That truck was really impressive, maybe I pushed the 314 out of my memory.

You sure were lucky it seems, good looking truck.

On the YA 126 and the 326/328, there are spare tires free-wheeling mounted on both sides, so when going over hills they help prevent getting stuck. The other DAF thread has an old army promotion video about the DAF trucks. The 126 and the 328 are on my wishlist. Glad to have somebody on the...

We have them as attraction for children because there is nothing to do here for them; all these old houses and historic stuff is sooo horribly boring. The orange truck is an old type Tatra dump truck

The text on the left part is (more or less): Westinghouse serial number Made in Germany Daily drain oil through working the button/knob Tire filler unscrew flyhandle bolt and connect hose. So probably the construction sticking out below the table is the oil drain knob, and the big knob...

Good luck