Recent content by Robo McDuff

We need some more pics of the wrecker

migginsbros now migginson, you are organizing a family chapter? :-D No women on board yet? Anyway, welcome to the club.

I have been thinking about making a branching in my dump hydraulics, to manipulate legs to raise the bed from the frame etc, but these tools are cool as well. Have to figure that out.

OK, Memorial Weekend in over, time to do some canvassing and vote for veterans, if even mechanical

Great music with it, from what is it? That truck is almost as strange (ugly) as the "FAT DAF" truck. Love it. Then again, I am a sucker for Canadian stuff

I also have the old Ross TM, if you need it send me a pm

I had problems with the steering as well with the old ROSS steering system. Some links: my own M51A2 steering problems A nice video about the Ross power steering: not sure it works still and a new one from another member

Feuerwehr? The truck comes from Germany?

I like how they start with the time frame context before talking about utility. For showing some history, not a bad video at all.

At least in 5-tons, master cylinder has ONE and airpacks have TWO bleeding points.

The older I get, the more know thats not true. Now I am getting old (or at least pensioned) I just know I know nothing. And I am secure in that knowledge.

Now there is an easy restore project for a sunny afternoon. Good wash and more or less ready it seems. Are you thinking about contacting the WWI museum or any other WWI history museum or organization to get some info on use during the war?

That's really old history, could actually be towed by horses.

That's a good observation. I was watching the Ice Road Truckers, and you see these people jumping and being jostled around the cab on those bad roads. I think they are driving without seat belts as well and was wondering about that. Being thrown through the cab is not actually the best form of...

First, MTVR and your brother and al other LEOs and first line support people here, certainly in this times: :not worthy:. Forget about the words in the smiley, just see the bow: thanks to all of you for the very hard and difficult work you do under emotionally circumstances. In Europe, we...