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wheely wheely? :-D
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The old mans got a wartime sawbench with a 26 inch blade, flat twin engine & Fairey Swordfish wheels & tyres (had the serial numbers checked out by a chap a Duxford) still got air in the tyres :schocked:
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'fraid so :whistle:
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The Scary redcap driving the (now running nicely... jeep) on the Operation Home Guard poster (Events thread)... Sooner or later everyone I know ends up on one of me posters ...not my event just my photoshop fiddlings :computerterror: Nice event BTW for all the northern types amonst us
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How do Ingleton Poster Boy 2007... :whistle:
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Or a tank to his broken leg :whistle:
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Just keepin' tabs on you Jack... You can run... :nono:
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The website turned briefly into a porn site... which was nice Funilly enough the poster of the offending material was in america... Where've you been Jack? :whistle: :computerterror:
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craaaap he's back ... quick tidy up... look busy :angel: :whistle:
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A wonderful dream indeed... A/C on their hardstanding, Bomb tractors & trailers, Jeeps, Bowsers, G/crew, flight crew, bicycles scattered everywhere... The clang & rattle of wrenches drifting across the base in the warm summer breeze. To get lost in something like that would be superb Ahhhhhhh :yawn:
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:dunno: :computerterror:
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Can't get the link to work :dunno:
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Medival eh? Jack been tellin' you what it was like when he was a lad :computerterror:
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I havent noticed a reduction in noise particularly. The only thing I've noticed is that when you throttle off in gear, the truck will coast a little further before the speed starts to drop off. I haven't done enough distance to notice fuel consumption yet...
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Should help a little with fuel consumption... a little Even in 2WD (or with AWD disabled as in a 3 axle truck) the front transmission is pushed around by the front wheels (half shafts, diff & propshaft) all the way up to up to the transfer box. Disconnecting the hubs from the shafts (which is what machined out hubs/lockouts effectively does) & all that rolling resistance is lost. Jack up y'truck in 2WD & spin the front wheels by hand for an idea of how much resistance it offers.
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Sounds about right. I bought some for the dodge (they were made for operating M37s on road conditions) But I couldn't use them as I need 4X4 to get the Dodge into the barn it lives in, so sold them on... (got lockouts on now) but they were essentially that... an end cap without the splines... my mate has them on his... no problems reported so far.
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yay a snow tiga sledge... still got mine... although it has bee modded slightly to accommodate a larger payload :whistle:
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Must dig out Whisky Galore and watch it again :-D All i ever found on the beach was a WWII sea mine... no really
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I think the Japs copied the Duck got a piccy somewhere in me observers book of MV's
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Quite close then If you find yerself anywhere near Kendal (& you will) pop in for a cuppa :coffee:
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Well I'm in Cumbria whereabouts you goin' to? :-D
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He's working on his new business Second hand BMW spares :whistle: Just stocking up :computerterror:
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wow that good :shake: :roll:
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are you James Hetfield? Metallica guitarist? :-D
