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those toggle switches are nice. It's hard to tell: are they lit up?

You're not kidding. That is as close to a picture-perfect shot as you can get; a real gem.

This might be TOO low: https://youtu.be/kBwEFz_WIdQ

Yeah, that would be bad; no two ways about it.

Is that where the expression "road hog" comes from!?

Who is "Nobody"?

Oh, OK. That makes sense; I get it now. [thumbzup]

What's the history behind the teal blue color that seems to be a part of almost all the Russian service branches? I've noticed it in the aircraft, the subs, and I think recall seeing it used on some miscellaneous vehicles also. I like that Russian blue. Does anybody know what that is all...

But, but; all this time I thought....

Some of those might have been Road 'Gator: - I think LA is the only state in the country using them for speed bumps

Ditto.

I'm not familiar with smoothbore guns, is this something common to armor: - How does the gun handle its shells without any rifling, does it fire a fletchette round or something?

Safe and sound is always good. Wonder how many miles it all was, round-trip?

Good price there. And when you know you're getting the best, it always makes it worth the cost. Nothing half-way; do it right or just don't do it at all.

I recall USSR posting something about some upcoming tank games in Russia: - Anybody know if the U.S. participates? I wouldn't think you'd want to tip your hand in international competitions like that with anybody other than (generally) assured allies, but I don't know the protocol of war games.

Whoa, I just ran an on-line price check and they're not cheap ($400 +/- per pair), but I'm sure you get what you pay for. I'm guessing these are the ones to get.

I'm not a Texan, but I do like my refried beans, so anyhow: - Welcome.

That's a very wild tractor, sporting the two steerable axles; I'm liking that a lot.

I hear you, but I think these rollers are rated for 3,000 lbs each (they're urethane, and nit just "rubber"). It was just a thought, Iwas figuring it might be a lot cheaper to spread two or three of these of-the-shelf items across the back than go the full-width roller route.