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... only if you have the girlie small aux tank!!! Oo ooo, maybe I shouldn't fire that one off 'till I have put a bigger one there!!! Hint hint.

That's the regimental colours of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME).. also RAEME and RCEME for same units in Australia and Canada. Often see those colours in small squares on the engineer/fitter/mechanic/recovery vehicles attached to other units.

Hey biggun' - 2:35 am what's up with that? Happy new year btw! Great thread to warm up as always. What about that "finger saver" as you called it! (BII [CES - "British~English"] x3 per UK wrecker - wheeled and tracked) H (sorry, internets way too slow this morning for pics - there is a...

Ground anchors I got the FM on this forum...

Check garage/tag sales near army bases! Like Jeff said , there is also the stuff that actually dissapears from the BII itself as vehicles get upgraded, but the guys at the sharp end know it is good kit, so will move it over to the newer truck even if it isn't in the newer BII! When you find...

Ditto for ground anchors and pins. Page 48 of Field Manual 'FM 20-22 Vehicle Recovery Operations', where I notice that they have finally changed the Ward la France round pins - nightmare to get out, to hexagonal pins. So - the FM says 2 sets per wrecker - each set is 3 anchors and 10 pins, but...

never mind - i found it at the back of the operators tm......

B II list Could someone please point me in the right dirrection of the B II list, I have seen the one for a Ward but I'd like to get the relevant one for an M 816. Thanks in advance. Did anyone mention cribbing/blocks/gun planks?