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Steel Soldiers MV of the month 2017 - December VOTE HERE!

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Migginsbros

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Good day to all

FUGcampain 007.jpg brake 002.jpg brake 001.jpg FUG 009.jpg

The 6 cylinder Diesel direct injected aircooled engine starts on the button wether it´s cold or hot.
The forklift stops on a dime with front drums and rear disc brakes.

Vote for this usefull MV this month.

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Happy holidays and thank you for your vote.
 
Migginsbros

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In rough terrain the operator is able to level the goods.
You can tilt the mast foreward 15°, backwards 20° rotate the forks about 15° in both directions
and side move the forks 6 inch each side.
For shipping or street use you can tilt the mast right in between the two cabins, 41°.

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marchplumber

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Migginsbros fork lift is an incredibly versatile piece of military equipment and deserves a second OR third look!!! I mean, honestly? Except for an M88, WHAT can do what this machine does with THIS much style????
 
CMPPhil

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Hi

Just think we are within 3 votes of a three way tie, now that could be interesting. Has there ever been tie?

Cheers Phil
 
CMPPhil

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How were HUPs used in the Commonwealth Armies during the Second World War

How were HUPs used in the Commonwealth Armies during the Second World War, there were nearly 13,000 Heavy Utilities in HUP (P) for Personnel, HUA (A) Ambulance, HUW (W) Wireless and a variety fitted out as small arms repair, wireless repair, unit office, cypher trucks. The pages below are from a reproduction of a book prepared as a reference guide for primary military vehicles to be used by Commonwealth Armies during the invasion of Europe.

First Photo is the Cover of the book, second is the Preface to the Series of books on CMPs (Canadian Military Pattern), third is the summary of military vehicles produced in Canada during WWII (Canadian population 11.5M, US population 133.4M). Forth and Fifth photos cover some of the characteristics in explanation of the individual vehicle sheets.

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The last two photos show the Data Sheets for the basic HUP and for comparison Jeep. There is one Performance figure that I wish they had include is Max gradability CROSS GRADE.

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The last photo is of Canadian Army Maneuvers in British Columbia during WWII, this is one of a bunch of photos that I purchased off e-pay a number of years ago. If you would like to see more of these Maneuver photos you can see them on my web site http://canadianmilitarypattern.com/CMPs in Service in British Columbia.htm

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Remember that only a very few if any CMPs (like many military vehicles of the day) had heaters of any kind, so this must have been cold work. Some interesting photos of 40MM Bofers having slid of the snow covered roads.

Cheers Phil
 
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