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"A fool and their money are soon parted" comes to mind.

contact patracy with the information, it's possible for him to do it.

It's been posted before, including the pictures/drawings of where things go (but you've been too busy with your Common Tool Set to think about it).

I've bought blems from Interstate for $60 each. Before Uncle went to Hawkers, we could get them all the time, now, not so much. If you ask, they are available!

And in spite of facts. As John said, I don't want one. One of our local club members has one, and it stays broken about 20-35 percent of the time for one reason or the other. If the demill code changes, wait about four years to make a purchase, prices will have dropped through the floor. In...

Are you looking for an antenna to go on top of the AS-3916? Or a mast to attach a sugar-scoop to? 3916's were mainly used in vehicles, not a fixed station, which do have (relatively) tall masts.

ditto.

That's when 'sleeps with the fish' 40 miles off the coast comes in handy!

Andy's pistons all but last one show some valve impingment. I wonder if that was a cause or an effect of the wear in the front?

Older gasoline generators for one, also some Mechanical Mules.

I agree, cooking should be done in a separate area from sleeping, either outside, or on a trailer. In the colonial times, our ancestors had their kitchens in a separate building because of the danger of fires. Microwave inside might be OK, but keep the really hot stuff away from where you sleep.

Put it in shallow containers and make sure there is air circulation on all sides. What you are trying to do is get the temp from over 140 F to less than 40 F as quickly as possible (less than 30 minutes, preferably 15-20). The 'danger zone' is considered between 40 and 140 F, where the number...

Sanitize!!!! Commercial kitchen requirement. That's why I have a second MKT with three sinks, a drain table and drying racks.

I know the people with the MV/WWII setup, they will be back next year with a lot more! The COBRA rides were expensive ($500), but well worth it!

Looks like your V3's are the upgrade variety - starting out life as MBU-100's and having the modification kit applied.

Lexington, SC had two inches of snow on Nov 1 this year - check the news! It didn't last, and it has also warmed up a bit since then, but ...

That is where an M-36 (17 foot bed) comes in handy. With a 109 box mounted forward, you have a five foot 'porch' in the back and can still pull a trailer without interference. I put an S-280 in my M36, but not all the way forward. Where I have it, there is room to carry 12 fuel cans in the...

Snappy, Back in 2008 we cooked 15 pounds of bacon and 10 dozen (scrambled) eggs in less than a half hour on the GI griddles. I saw Dick Daugird cook 40 steaks at a time on a GI griddle this past March, while visiting Galveston, TX. If you really need to cook a lot of potatoes at a time, you...

New owners were at the MVPA convention in Louisville also.

SWB, you were in the shade, not the sun.