-
Thank you for visiting HeavyEquipmentForums.com! Our objective is to provide industry professionals a place to gather to exchange questions, answers and ideas. We welcome you to register using the "Register" icon at the top of the page. We'd appreciate any help you can offer in spreading the word of our new site. The more members that join, the bigger resource for all to enjoy. Thank you!
some assembly required
- Thread starter hoeman600
- Start date
tonka
Senior Member
nice shots man!!!!!!
fireman050
Senior Member
what base is it at?
Nice pics
they aren't too picky about photos here.... now the red line on the runway ... that's a different story... we had a laborer that would step across the line, then jump back... I said see that sign "Use of deadly force authorized".... It's the basic Si response with a giggle.... A couple hours later he was face down on the runway... with the basic response from a dozen air force police... and a couple dogs... Needless to say he was gone from the job....
I seen one of the guards a few days later, he said they had been watching him all day.
they aren't too picky about photos here.... now the red line on the runway ... that's a different story... we had a laborer that would step across the line, then jump back... I said see that sign "Use of deadly force authorized".... It's the basic Si response with a giggle.... A couple hours later he was face down on the runway... with the basic response from a dozen air force police... and a couple dogs... Needless to say he was gone from the job....
I seen one of the guards a few days later, he said they had been watching him all day.
Cat is ALL
Well-Known Member
See I've never understood how criminals jacked stuff like this, their too sneaky. I don't even know how they'd get the tracks off let alone hand bomb them into the back of their van.
JDMGrading
Well-Known Member
That looks like a 248 Hylab 2. How long did it take to put together?