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Throwback to the military for me. They madated wheel chocks, so that's what I did. Old habits die hard, and I still chock my wheels no matter where I am when parking.
Cheap insurance from an expensive/fatal headache.
I remember how bad our tanks used to be in the snow With their padded tracks. they're so heavy, they make their own ice. They're awesome off road in all weather, but not so much on the hardball.
I remember a lot of explatives just to get them into the fuel point. I'd imagine the M113 wouldn't...
Welcome from Evansville! Can never go wrong being a 5 ton. Visit the Indiana MVPA website for info on registering your 5 ton. Also, review IC 9-18-14 for IN registration law concerning FMVs.
And again, welcome! If you're ever down this way, gimmie a holler.
I was on a train from Chattanooga to Nashville, and that ice was bringing down trees left and right. It knocked out or ditch lights on the front of our locomotive, and busted the conductors windshield wiper. It's definitely not the one you want.
Soreness in:
a. Either of the two rounded prominences on the human torso that are posterior to the hips and formed by the gluteal muscles and underlying structures.
AKA any length of time spent in a stock MV seat.
:-P
I'm familiar with the area. Our main line to Chicago runs up through Wellsboro/Westville/Willow Creek. Just a few minutes north of you if my hillbilly navigation is correct.
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