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So sweet.

If the Chaplain's on the thread here and would be willing to start an "mkcoen fund" you can count on an ante from my corner, as long as that doesn't break any rules or anything.

The M816 was just made for work; I mean look at them. You KNOW they're happiest when they're working:

Just now reading about your procedure, mkcoen (I go backwards through my emails; most recent first). Hope that all goes without incident. And a prayer too, that it all works out for you. You know it will. Amen

He gave you one of these didn't he:

In connection to your post tim292stro, I had read somewhere that the M-4 Shermans were referred to during WWII as "Ronsons'; and doing a little homework found this link that says it's partly myth (just for the record): http://tanksandafv.blogspot.com/2014/04/the-m4-sherman-ronson-lights-first.html

That's no everyday kind of shop you look like you got there: - Do you "blueprint" engines on the side or something?

That's not as bad as jury-rigging brake components; but it is still a sort of a dodge of a bullet. Almost criminal. But s--- happens doesn't it. Glad it worked out OK.

That's funny. I just read somewhere the other day: - You know those maps that gas stations used to give away for free? Apparently all the roads that they highlighted as "major routes" were the ones that mostly had their own gas stations located on them. Guess it's fair since they handed out...

Some of us spread out around here love your halftrack, also. [thumbzup]

Looking sharp!

Walnut. Long, clear growth. Straight grained. For. Firewood. I'll be alright. Just give me a minute. I'll be fine. Just give me one second....

He'll know; but in case he doesn't understand where you're putting it, you'll be sure to let him know you want it tempered or laminated. You know that already, right?

That walnut is beautiful. What are you going to do with it; slab it? Man, please don't tell me it's firewood!!

It's hard to tell: - Are you running 3/4" plywood there, or something lighter?

I'm sure that was a great way to get some relaxation in on the last day of your vacation. :mrgreen::naner:

That's some dedication; well done. Sure hope you re-assembled it all correctly. :mrgreen:

She's looking real sharp, Assel. It sounds like you darn near rebuilt the whole vehicle. Is there anything on that rig that you haven' t replaced and ISN'T new!?

I'm guessing the enthusiasts that you're talking about are Russians, is that correct? I tell you what, if that Burlak were street legal I guarantee there would be a market for them here in the U.S. It's like an all-terrain Winnebago, on steroids!

Hey "new"; welcome to you from Virginia.