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  1. 98G

    Dragging a Halftrack halfway across the country

    Rover.... who also has hands.
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    Dragging a Halftrack halfway across the country

    That's the ferocious Nastycat; bodyguard, shredder of fingers, and general reason for me to exist. Oh, and she has opposable thumbs -
  3. 98G

    Dragging a Halftrack halfway across the country

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    Dragging a Halftrack halfway across the country

    Three more trips completed MN to AZ. Here's some random pics mixed together from the 3 final trips. These trips were completely uneventful. Oh yeah, except the emissions crap on Redtruck picked the end of trip 2 to decide to clog beyond the ability of a regen to fix. It will no longer be a...
  5. 98G

    Dragging a Halftrack halfway across the country

    The halftrack is about as inconspicuous as a nudist at a taylors' convention and drew attention wherever I went with it. Lots of pictures were taken. It really wasn't a bad trip. The bearing failure didn't kill anyone, and didn't damage anything but my stuff. It could have been *so* much worse...
  6. 98G

    Dragging a Halftrack halfway across the country

    Yes, for the moment. This move is the last hurrah. It's going up for sale right around the first of the year.
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    Dragging a Halftrack halfway across the country

    Oh, and I stopped at a rest area, and while stopped I heard a sudden explosion. Some poor guy misjudged and ran his rear wheel over a decorative boulder.... BOOM
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    Dragging a Halftrack halfway across the country

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    Dragging a Halftrack halfway across the country

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    Dragging a Halftrack halfway across the country

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    Dragging a Halftrack halfway across the country

    I've been occupied the last few days transporting a Halftrack 1600 miles. It started off innocuously enough - loading was easy. In fact , it was so much fun we did it twice. The first time we loaded it forwards, and the weight distribution was suboptimal so we unloaded it and turned it around...
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