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Got some pics, finally. If you built this to pivot at the back of the frame and had a foot to attach at the bottom, it would at least start three feet off the ground and go up from there. Guy would be simply a ring on the next to top section to have three cables attached, on ther same...

Gaaa! A Civvy Ball Hitch! I take it this is Forest Service. If you can find someone that can haul it to Lexington, SC, where I live (probably less than 8 miles), it can sit in the driveway for a few weeks. If it still had the lunette, I could do it with a deuce.

Does it just need to move out of Columbia 29212 right away, or make it all the way to Decatur?

Publish your list of TM's in the 'for sale' area.

I'll talk to Moxie and see what he has in mind for the tower that came with the S-280 he just got. I think it is pneumatic operated, but do not know if it is functional. Of course, it's on the east coast and you are out west, so shipping could be a deal breaker. I'll try to get pics at the...

Griddles were made to be flipped over so both sides can be used. I notice if I don't flip mine on a regular basis they will start to warp up in the middle. End to end warping is probably caused by only running one burner, not both at about the same heat range.

Actually the GI ones are NOT GastroNorm half sheets, more like 2/3.

A case from long ago (1960's) that went to the Supreme Court decided that the government could get property back, but had to pay market prices to do so. It involved a Sumter, SC electrical company that purchased large lots of scrap from Aberdeen, MD, mainly because the owner wanted to, and he...

We'll only add you if you post a picture of the bird you fly! Tell Mindy and the boys Hi for me.

63 rd vehicle assigned to the HQ of whatever unit it was.

Looks to be a standard 98 Mauser bayonet. Probably WWII, as WWI and earlier bayonets were much longer. Of course German WWI rifles had 29 inch barrels, the carbines had 24 inch barrels. US bayonets also went from 17" down to 11" between the world wars. I've owned both a '71 and a 71/84, that...

YES, YOU GOT IT! The signal will follow the outside antenna inside through the coax and then radiate out of the inside antenna. Ideally, you would put a powered booster along the line inside the shelter to increase the signal (before the interior antenna), so you would get four bars. The...

BP, Contact 'steelypip' as he lives in Charlottesville (a few miles north of you on US29) and he may be able to talk you through it. Most people just purchase a set of troop seats, or rebuild them using either red oak wood or fiberglass slats. HTH.

The cut down Rotella boxes are perfect for six #10 cans to fit in. Newer Rotella boxes are a different size and not as useful. Thus, we don't throw those away, but reuse them year after year. Thanks for asking the question.

Some pics in the shop (pantry) van to assure Tony.

Bring a torch. I have two 'pieces of frames', with the longer one only missing the front 6" and back 18 inches of being complete, other one still has the t-case on it so those crossmembers are good too.

I'm planning on coming, having purchased about $700 of the food (all of the dry goods and most of the WalMart part of the perishables) and made arrangements for the sirloin steaks we will be cooking for Saturday night. It's all loaded in the pantry truck right now, with both refrigerators...

Chevy S-10 tanks can be fitted. A couple of guys locally read about it several years ago and did it. I think the tank retaining straps need to be longer. I was not involved in that swap so am a bit fuzzy on the details. Do a search on "M-37, S-10 fuel tank" several threads will show up.

With all he has going on, it might be Wednesday of the 2019 Rally he is talking about.

Tim, Here is the MKT Grill you are looking for. I'll have it somewhere in the shop van.