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This brings to mind another concern..... Have you made contingency plans for your canine copilot in the even of a breakdown or other unforeseen event??? No need to answer here. But PLEASE DO consider ALL potential consequences of your best friend's ride-along.

Thanks for posting this up. I agree with AHAB's assessment!.... :goodjob: Gotta LUV that VICTORY SPIN done by the last driver in the film.... :tank::tank::tank::naner:

Here's a pic of the hardware used in the Buses for hanging two litters. I have no idea if these are similar to what might have been used in your box.

Welcome to the Detachment, Krej.

The "upper bunks" appear to be shelves onto which the litters slide in from the rear. Is this correct? The litter hangers I have are not for supporting such a shelf, but dangle from the ceiling, then the litter handles hang from loops on the ends of that device. Two hangers per litter, one at...

Dang.... Got busy and missed Election Day. Congrats on the win! WOW 50% is like a LANDSLIDE ! ! !

Welcome Aboard :D Find a bunk, stow your gear, and prepare to get underway :driver: You've acquired a great looking Pinz there! I'm sure others with a shared interest will be chiming in soon. Again, WELCOME !

Yes, there is a TM section here on the SS website... Homepage --> Technical Manuals Here's a link for your convenience: TM Forum Hope that helps. John

Referring to the Texas FMV LAWS thread linked in my signature block below, you are correct, the painted numbers need to be visible from the outside. In service Military Vehicles with the numbers painted on the insides of the doors ARE VISIBLE FROM THE OUTSIDE when positioned ABOVE the seat...

At least in Texas, and probably in certain other states as well, the owner of a vehicle "not secured" (i.e.: leaving the keys in a typical vehicle) can be both charged with a crime essentially enabling the theft, AND be held liable in civil and criminal consequences of the result of the stolen...

Welcome aboard :D Find a bunk, stow your gear, and prepare to get underway :driver: As for your questions about the Deuce you have.... I'm sure others will be chiming in soon. Have you looked up the TM's (Technical Manuals) for it yet.... M35A2 or M35A3 I suppose? Included in those...

A list of the things you need would be helpful. I have a diverse supply of random parts and pieces of various MV's. Among them are some "stretcher hangers" from an "Ambu-bus" or "Bus-ulance". I have no idea if they are the same as what they used to "stack" the litters in your ambulance or not...

A STRONG word of caution..... PLEASE DO NOT let this thread turn into PROHIBITED POLITICAL CHATTER. Thank you.

By virtue of my service with our City's Economic Development Corporation and its Transportation Committee, I attend quite a few State and Federal Transportation meetings, seminars, and symposiums. The "visionary" workshop sessions might seem like science fiction to a lot of folks, but many...

WOW... This should be interesting..... SUBSCRIBED.

Thanks, Rick. I have a growing interest in autonomous vehicles. Before long we may all be just packages in Artificially Intelligent (AI) Vehicles that pick up and deliver us on demand. Can you say: JETSONS ?!?!?

Thanks, Rory. I new I could have GOOGLED that, but I was having too much fun mutating the initials into something satirical.

General rule of thumb... The UNthreaded portion or "SHANK" of any connecting hardware (bolt, pin, shaft) SHOULD fully engage (extend through) the load-bearing bore of the mount, frame, plates, etc. for the full and less concentrated loading of the all-thread wherein ONLY the "points" of the...

"Speedy Pygmy"?