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You always have to say that! Anyone that's ever been married knows that! I'd like a look at some of the early pics too, Leonard. I feel like an uncle to the Baby-Hemtt, but I've never seen the baby pictures! I bet you carry a few in your wallet, don't you?

You know Leonard - when I step back and look at this with fresh eyes, it's really amazing that a private individual can do this level of workmanship. Forget my project. Yeah, it's a display of nit-picking detail that I'm very proud of, but it's basically gathering hard to find parts...

All this armchair speculation on workmanship by a member that has more then demonstrated his engineering and fabricating ability seems a bit much. How could anyone doubt that the father of the "Baby-Hemtt" would build anything less then OD perfection?!?!? Who would not want this truck in their...

Sure, just not quite as tight or as low when stowed. Somehow I guessed you'd be a knuckle-boom fan...

I don't think a knuckleboom crane wouldl look right on the back. They don't fold up quite as nicely as the flat-topped telescoping boom on the Grove mhc-977. It seems that uncle sam liked the way the hemtt would fit into a C-130 cargo plane with the tightly-stowed Grove crane. Just my .02...

Just think what we could make if we were both working on the same project!