I assume it's four wheel drive?
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Want one!
RichardB
Want one!
Jan 19, 2007
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Don't think I could justify the 38 gallons? per hour.
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Yeah, but at least it isn't a LACV-30...260 gallons per hour!
Matt
Sir wants to visit Grantham, despite what people say about the place ... ;)
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Wow quite a price !! there are 2 of these on the left as you go in to Portsmouth on the M-275 even from a distance they look big.
Rich
Naaa Wheels are for cissies
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nigelH
Well it's got four engines!
From what I remember about these things, four engines, all wheels steer independently.
Would make a nice floating home!
Not when they're 10 feet tall!
I think you are right one engine for each wheel and I thought there was a separate engine for the prop ? what a place for the toys 50 tons worth :-)))
Rich
Nope, just the four engines, see:
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Alex
theres a few about then
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Sweet!
On or around Fri, 19 Jan 2007 16:02:46 +0000, RichardB enlightened us thusly:
somehow, I can't see it fitting in your driveway. In fact, I can't see it
*getting* to your driveway."Austin Shackles" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
I was thinking of the fun of of parking it in Tesco's I use 4 spaces in the Daf I reckon 12 maybe and no worries about trolley scrapes.
Derek
Well given the shrinking size of the parking spaces in car parks as the retailers try to cram more cars in, I recon my Audi A4 probably uses close to two parking spaces! And then I have to climb out of the window.
That has been for sale for ages though! must be something wrong with it! ;)
Sadly the voice of reason. The pub next door has a largish car park though!!
Probably best stick with the 90. That feels amphibious when it rains....
RichardB
Yep the only thing I can see wrong with having it is the fact that it is soooo king big, but some toy, I wonder what its like at green laning or trialing, how many shunts do you get for that !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rich
It's amphibious, just drive it. Mind I bet you'd need a fair sized fuel tanker following you across the pond...
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