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RE: Re: RE: 20+ Iraqi M35A3s i want one. are you bidding? I wonder how much? I'm in northern CA, not to far........ thanks, Henry

don't forget the control handle in the cab, hinged flap for same, and, linkage....... Henry

the heavier (denser) it is, and, more angular, the faster cutting.......... Commercially, I use black beauty (copper slag) for that, or, garnet, although, the latter is pretty expensive.....although, either can be screened and re-used regular, washed 20/30 grit is good for throw away. I use a...

RE: Duece depends on what "cheap" means to you......... HEnry

If you find a snow type machine near northern CA, and, don't want it, can you let me know? I'm looking for one. thanks, Henry

good idea........

RE: Deuce Millage? I get 10-12 on diesel, easy running, empty. Less depending on load, hills, terrain.......... I'd say any other fuel will be lower, probably related to the difference in BTU's/gal, as a percentage...........

yeah, I think the tread is to 'closed'....they'd get plugged. Good on hard pack, and ice, not so good in softer snow.

here's a couple more I just got, of the trip Note: I had to take the outside duals off the truck to it would go at all....... and those tires are studded. Boy, Big-O said they were good snow tires.....

might be one, or, a German Shepard. I just like to think it's a Wolf......... Of course, if it were to represent me, it'd be an overweight St.Bernard.........

yup, singles. So, fronts, and, 4 outside rear tires?

a wolf. It came that way......I like it, though.

you mean all 4 on the front tandem?

I'm having trouble attaching a pic, I think.........

did this one go?

Hi all, No, no Zorro mask........ I just got my crane/project, backhoe, and 'standard' deuces out of the hills, in 2' of wet, icy snow. I barely made it, but, it was quite the adventure. They actually did quite well. I was running with a jeep and a pickup. Pretty much kept up. The standard...

I use a sandblaster to carve granite, have for years. I make tombstones. I've found you need 80 cfm @ 120 lbs to run a 1/8" nozzle at pressure. as the nozzle wears larger, the pressure will go down........unless you have more cfm than needed anyway. I use a 150 cfm compressor, then, I can use...

what's your route? HEnry

RE: Can anyone help w/pick-up and temp. storage in Northern details as to location, etc? Henry

Stanadyne has a great product, cheap to use and should keep it good for several years. Water is the main culprit here, as long as it's in a closed system. Algae, too.