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M6 Rolling Wheel Liquid Transporter
- Thread starter WillWagner
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Thank You, Thank You, Thank You all!!
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I don't feel a bit older than 101 years old...........................
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- Near Austin, Texas
A very Happy Birthday to you, Guyfang!!
Cheers
(Moose, it's a long story. But I consider them a good thing.
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Cheers
(Moose, it's a long story. But I consider them a good thing.
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Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! now I can say, 70 years and TWO days!
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How about a T3 liquid transporter from 1960?
Top speed of 25 mph. Made for diesel. A deuce & a half couldn't really haul the extra weight but could certainly tow it and a max of two of these could be towed together. This may be an experimental version that i got to check out at a collector's place recently.
Top speed of 25 mph. Made for diesel. A deuce & a half couldn't really haul the extra weight but could certainly tow it and a max of two of these could be towed together. This may be an experimental version that i got to check out at a collector's place recently.
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not for compressed gasses, especially not with that style fuel nozzle in the storage box... They were designed to be filled with a pump and two hoses, one hose for venting air/fumes back to the fuel source .. Dispensing can be done (to some extent) via gravity , but a pump does best
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That was a joke. Shoulda put a smiley by the reply!
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yep i figured it was .. the comment was intended to indirectly address the silly online compressed gasses info that was found , since there may be some out there who would take your comment and the online info seriously
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it's been waaaaay too long since I've seen one and only then it was sitting in a corner of a boneyard up at Bde Maint .. Having been "made" a POL specialist at the time, I recall looking it over with curiosity but I don't recall every detail of the thing .. I wouldn't be surprised if it had the option of using compressed air