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28-12-09, 21:20
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many thanks
A HUP rewrapped for "Kris-mas":
 Rob many thanks ...its all i really wanted for xmas this year 
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30-12-09, 05:18
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12,000 Views in Sight
We are rapidly approching the 12K view mark for this thread. One of these days I am going to total up the Hammond Barn threads for a "view" total. I suppose the popularity of this thread comes down to one or two items: leadership and/or curiosity.
As a crusty old Warrant Officer related to me during my classification training those many decades ago - "people follow people either because of their leadership abilities, or out of curiosity to see what they f*ck up next" I think we have good doses of both with this thread, and I look forward to more Hammond Barn "leadership" and "foul ups" in 2010.
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RHC Why is it that when you have the $$, you don't have the time, and when you have the time you don't have the $$?
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30-12-09, 16:35
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To the Hammon Barn Crew
Has the deal gone through to turn the Hammon Barn into a Reality Television Series? I think you guys would be a lot more interesting to watch than some of the TV programs on today.
Cheers Phil
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30-12-09, 17:11
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Reality at the Barn
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An interesting idea, but then we would actually have to show progress on our trucks. Additionally, we would have to have some young busty bikini-clad girls as assistants. Not too many of them hanging around the barn. The wives probably would not go for the "assistants" anyway, and I am sure none of the Hammond crew looks good in a bikini... although once at Halloween, I dressed up as a...never mind. Until one of us wins the lottery it appears that the barn will continue to measure progress part by part, post by post on MLU.
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RHC Why is it that when you have the $$, you don't have the time, and when you have the time you don't have the $$?
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31-12-09, 00:46
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Storage Containers
We have been using containers to store our smaller vehicles. An Iltis will fit with no problem, we have stored our M37 in a container, the only problem : we had to crawl out of the windshield.
We have 3 x 20 ft containers and 1 x 40 ft high cube and to answer the query will it satisfy the insurance company the answer is YES. the container can be locked more securely than a garage door. What we do is park 2 containers with about 8-10 ft apart and park a vehicle between the containers. The average price for a container is $2200 for a 40 ft and $2700 for a 20 ft. The containers can be purchased in Mtl or Toronto, to find a good price pick up the Heavy truck trader and check the ads, also check to see where the containers are located. If buying 2 x 20 ft the transport is the same as a 40 ft. It is a good time to buy a container as there is a surplus of them, nobody gives them away but specials are there. Last purchase we got 2 x 20ft containers for $1900 ea.
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