next LWD project (was: Spare wheel & carrier of the Fox)

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Looking good, very good, Dirk!



Hanno

[Alex van de Wetering]

Sweet! The cab really looks nice and straight, like it supposed to be. Well done.

[Brian Gough]

Dirk and Stefan

Very nice job - well done

Can you post a couple more pictures.

Brian

[aj.lec]

Congratulations
Very nice job you are doing and on a rare truck

[Dirk Leegwater (RIP)]

Originally Posted by Brian Gough

Dirk and Stefan

Very nice job - well done
Can you post a couple more pictures.

Ofcours Brian, here are some more. An other story
is, lots of dirt on the beach. The paviljoen owners
asked me, where are the Canadian immigrants ?

Dirk

[Dirk Leegwater (RIP)]

Thanks guys for the nice references about the F60H. We try to promote
the CMP trucks in Holland very much. The nice "Maple Leaf Up" site/forum
from the late Geoff Winnington-Ball is an excellent good help for any one
of us who like the Canadian trucks. Our common enemy is "time".

Dirk

[Bob Carriere]

An other storyis,............. lots of dirt on the beach. The paviljoen owners
asked me, where are the Canadian immigrants ?

Hi Dirk

Tell me .....do Canadian immigrants just wash up on your clean beaches???

Nasty buggers drifting from Newfounland....

Very nice job on the truck ..........

Bob

[Alex van de Wetering]

Nice to see the first goodies have found their way in the cab; did you make the new wooden (lower) rifle holders?

Dirk, why did you decide to swap the Indian(?) tires for bar threads? Better quality tires maybe?

Alex

[Dirk Leegwater (RIP)]

Originally Posted by Bob Carriere

Hi Dirk

Tell me .....do Canadian immigrants just wash up on your clean beaches???

Nasty buggers drifting from Newfounland....

Hi Bob, your memory is miraculous !!!

Dirk
www.lwdparts.com

[Dirk Leegwater (RIP)]

Stew & George,

Holmes crane pictures are always welcome, many thanks for that.
One of the several nice deals (a couple of years ago), between Barry
Churcher and me was a Holmes crane, Stefan and I very happy !!!
Brian Gough and Brendan Churcher (Barry's nephew) where very helpfull.
Loading place, the famous "Chicken Ranch".

Dirk

[Grant Bowker]

The third photo looks like you found the (very) light beer after loading. My experience loading at the Chicken Ranch is that even a rolling frame can be a good workout when you are hand winching.
There is regularly a listing for Holmes literature for the w35 wrecker set, although I think the CMP used the w45, on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Holme...sQ5fLiterature

[Alex Blair (RIP)]

Originally Posted by Grant Bowker

The third photo looks like you found the (very) light beer after loading. My experience loading at the Chicken Ranch is that even a rolling frame can be a good workout when you are hand winching.
There is regularly a listing for Holmes literature for the w35 wrecker set, although I think the CMP used the w45, on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Holme...sQ5fLiterature

Grant ..The CMP used the W-35 Holmes wrecker..The Diamond "T" used the W-45 Model..check your manuals..It is in there..The Bodies manual and the Diamond "T" parts manual..there is a great set of drawings on the mast gib and boom on the crane for the CMP in the bodies manual also..