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Looks like your wheelhouse is on the other end of the spectrum-big stuff with high strength design and weld. American ingenuity is alive and well.
Thanks for posting.
Pete
Here is some fab we have done for us. My company is in the pneumatic convey industry for industrial food production like breakfast cereal, snack chips and protein foods. Almost everything we do is in stainless steel-laser cut flat patterns and TIG final weld. I have tried to TIG weld myself-it...
I picked up a stand up Hyster from Sparta a year ago. Batteries where to low to get it to go. I filled the batteries with water (36 volt) took a 24 volt pulse charger (Northern Tool) and let it charge for a day. Batteries came back good enough to run it in a non industrial-commercial mode. Had...
Cody,
Thanks for your response. I was thinking on those Russian trials trucks-really like them.
I think I will drive the truck in fresh dirt-measure the radius and see how the rear tracks. I can then take this and axel centerline measurements and lay them out on paper with Autocad.
Pictures if...
I have an MK48 with both a MK14 trailer and a MK18 loader (currently coupled to FPU. I was moving the MK14 trailer this past weekend and noticed the front frame detail. It got me thinking.
The front of the 14 trailer frame has a cast iron adapter bolted inside the frame rails. This adapter mates...
I have owned my MK48 for a few years now. I have never checked the fuel mileage, but suspect its much better than 2MPG. When you own something and pay for its use, one tends to be practical in how he operates. When you are not paying for the fuel, repairs and have access to un-limited funds, 2...
I have over 30 years experience in the design and manufacture of industrial food process and chemical process equipment and systems. With this I am more than qualified to give a thumbs up on Soni design and fabrication skills. His work looks elegant and clean-not cluttery-nice proportions and...
I use it a lot. Have recently posted a thread on hauling rocks with it. My A3 is usually hooked up to a trailer hauling a large Bobcat with brush, large trees or rocks in the bed, hauling steel, doing parades for Vets. Truck runs year round up here-even in the cold. She has been reliable and...
I had a nice A2 when I got my first A3. Sold the A2 and still have the A3.
i live in a more urban area. The A3 auto and air steer makes it much easier to motor around in. I found the A3 was out more than my A2.
have had my A3 for about three years now. Motor starts in the cold, trans shifts...
David Lee Teich
Specialist Four
E CO, 3RD BN, 7TH INFANTRY, 199 INF BDE
Army of the United States
12 January 1949 - 14 November 1969
Pine City, Minnesota
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Hey Wolf,
I am in the process of registering my M923A2 as a collector vehicle in MN. I just got a letter from the State asking me to write a letter stating its intended use.
One time plates and fee.
Nice.
Pete