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I definitely found that out the hard way. I tossed a stick toward them and one came down like some kind of a guided missle...hit me right on the collar bone :D Anyway, nothing like 5-1/2 lbs of afternoon fun :p

If they had all been in the nest, they would have all been killed. The only time they would have all been in the nest is after dark

What to do about hornets in your work area

That is the way the V150 we just finished was like.

Sure is sad to see stuff like this go away :-(

I got my last ones from SECO. They have many NOS parts for the M114s www.secoaugusta.com

Here is a video of the test run out here at the shop. The last part was taken at the Amphtheatre, and everything else was taken here on our property :twisted:

These were taken today at the SWAT roundup held at a LE only event at the Aarons Amphitheatre at Lakewood.

Robert I dont believe you are the one doing all that fab work:shock: Tell you what...if you were to come down here and do mine the same way, I will gladly admit I was wrong:D

Great job there Robert...sure would be nice if you were on this side of the country!

Took them out for a little pollen:lol:

Thank you Will 8)

Thanks guys, these pictures was taken while we were running the vehicle around the property to check things out. Here it is shown next to our 1 ton van as a size comparison.

A bit of testing

It's the standard tail light assembly with one of the Whelen TIR 3 LED's we use. They fit nicely on that part of the tail light, and we've used them on both the plastic and aluminum housings.

Thanks for the kind words guys :grin: Waiting on the long lead time items kinda put this project on hold, but we are back in business now. Hope to have this ready for pick up by the end of the month. papabear I dont think I have heard of Robbie Jennings, but you are welcome to drop by anytime.

More progress. Glass in and decals going on

[thumbzup] That's really nice of you there Recovry4x4

Glad to see the progress Rory!

Thank you B3. This was basically a training type project where the guys were given the opportunity to do just about every single aspect of equipment rebuilding. There were some parts that were done, then re-done if necessary to make an A+ finished product. And because it was a training exercise...