Mc Grath trailer.

good work, How did you get on cutting the old coaming off?
Pic of mudflap - left hand one destroyed by tyre blowout.

Um with an oxy, 9" grinder and plasma cutter. Depended on who wanted what at the time, ha ha. I made some new airtank brackets and I think some of my best welding, they are a bit flash as you can't see them but I made them for a special reason as well. Will get pictures next week.

Thanks for the picture, I thought they were more a fancier writing than something you'd find in Word.

Thanks,

Mitch

Tony, I have been told that a Hunter valley member bought 6 mudflaps at Sandown. pm me for details if you want to chase it up

I bought two flaps from the Australian chapter of the American historical truck society (?) at trucks in action. I got the last two they had for $50 each. They too would do a minimum run but presumably they do it semi regularly .

Hello,

Yesterday was the day she was moved to the painters . The Acco comes in handy once again .




Mitch

And it's finished!

Na, I was bored so I drew it on the computer for some pinstriping ideas. But we did pick er' up from the painters this morning and we got the lights and mudgaurds on straight away once we got to the shed.
Camber



Enjoy.

Mitch

nice to see it all fresh. 22.4 ton for GCM on the prime mover - what happed to the other ten ton? or is that the 2/3 historic conitional rego version.

Ha, no, it was derated back in the late 80's for cheaper rego. But she's now a yard tug with no rego.

Mitch

Looks good. Still have the Volvo mudflaps here if you are still interested in them

David.

Gee Tony th@ big Mcgrar looks good
our old fruehauf from the early 70'z had a timber floor
the timber join twaz known as shiplap join if U didn't wanna kno
twaz probly 1' thick





Cya
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