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Get a bigger twin cab for a tug !


Hi smile

Those GNs who worry that they are a bit over weight in the van and are considering a bigger tug might like to consider this old girl for towing their big van biggrinbiggrin Just a big twin cab really !aww

Jaahn 

 

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-- Edited by Jaahn on Wednesday 10th of June 2020 07:02:06 PM

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Cant see anything.

 



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Nor me.

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Hi smile

Now that's a puzzle because I can see a picture on my screen. But try this; 

https://www.armyrecognition.com/moyen_orient/Emirats_arabe/IDEX_2003_Pictures_Gallery/IDEX_2005/pictures_4/Tank_truck_army_recognition_IDEX_2005_01.jpg

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Jaahn wrote:

Hi smile

Now that's a puzzle because I can see a picture on my screen. But try this; 

https://www.armyrecognition.com/moyen_orient/Emirats_arabe/IDEX_2003_Pictures_Gallery/IDEX_2005/pictures_4/Tank_truck_army_recognition_IDEX_2005_01.jpg

Jaahn


 Thanks Jaahn....that works.Big bit of gear,and looks like 8 wheel drive? I'm not up with flags either,and don't have time to look.Where is it from? Cheers



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Anybody seen Aussie Salvage Squad on Foxtel They use a 16.5 litre turbo charged truck Was previously used as a US tank retriever. What a beast!

Safe travels if our Qld Premier decides to open the borders

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Forward overhang is a bit much Jaahn, could flex the chassis a bit

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Back in the dark ages of 2016 in down town Townsville. you know, the days when there were no border closures and all that stuff, I saw an add for a Ute so went to check it out and this is what I saw. I can't remember exactly but it was but it was a Ford F series Ute or truck as it would be called in the USofA.

About three weeks later I saw it going around Kirwan, a suburb of Townsville. The aluminium teepee would have looked good behind it. 

It was a LOT bigger than what it looks in the pic too and I tell you that for free. 

 

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yobarr wrote:

 Thanks Jaahn....that works.Big bit of gear,and looks like 8 wheel drive? I'm not up with flags either,and don't have time to look.Where is it from? Cheers


 Hi yobarr smile

It is a Berliet now part of Renault, so French. They built a series of big trucks for use in the Saraha for oil work back in the 50s and 60s and beyond. This one is for tank transport and the picture is probably taken in a middle east country judging by the minorette behind. Somebody may recognise the flags.  Good load on that truck hmm

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Dougwe wrote:

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 Needs a cover for the dogs!

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Spoilt little pooches!

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Hi Jaahn, It would be good to arrive at a free camp in that monster, point the all big bangers at the generators making a racket and see the response. Could be good for a laugh.

Come to think of it, it could be a good solution too.





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Most my issues with noise etc is the smaller units . What they say about small things . Lol

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I think the Ford F-650 triple cab is ideal for the school run, but putting a baby in a capsule could be embarrassing!



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A 1 minute fly-around.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PhSyyQHThsw

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Jaahn wrote:
yobarr wrote:

 Thanks Jaahn....that works.Big bit of gear,and looks like 8 wheel drive? I'm not up with flags either,and don't have time to look.Where is it from? Cheers


 Hi yobarr smile

It is a Berliet now part of Renault, so French. They built a series of big trucks for use in the Saraha for oil work back in the 50s and 60s and beyond. This one is for tank transport and the picture is probably taken in a middle east country judging by the minorette behind. Somebody may recognise the flags.  Good load on that truck hmm

Jaahn  


 Thanks Jaahn,for that detailed response.With all the mergers that are happening, it is becoming increasingly difficult to keep track of who makes what. I believe that Mack also is  part of Renault......What's the world coming to? Cheers



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Most my issues with noise etc is the smaller units . What they say about small things . Lol





I think it was empty vessels A K biggrin

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Just put the baby in the fuel tank step

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I reckon I saw that truck in Townsville too, Doug. I'd love to see it in the Vincent Shopping Centre car park!!

While I'd like a RAM 2500 dual cab - it won't fit in the garage, nor will a 1500 either, so I'm stuck with a D-Max (a poor second/third cousin).

Jaahn,
Your one is just a little too large! It reminds me of our last trip to the Kimberly & heading towards home down the Stuart Highway. There was a large carrier in front of us - on the back was an Abrams tank - with its gun facing the back. I was assured that the driver of the tank was asleep in the back of the truck. We followed it until Daly Waters where we headed east along the Carpentaria Highway.

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