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the old trucker:

   Do anyone remember what model & year this one is ?? What is the purpose of the three glass sections in the windshield ?? I noticed that in the first pic there are drums on the differental.

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the old trucker:

          Got this email from a friend in Quebec yesterday. Thought you might like to have a look at this arrangement
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  I guess there is some way that this setup is flexible...Anybody got any thoughts about this ??

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  Notice the bogies in the second pic. The front one & the third one back are pointing back with the middle one pointing ahead. Looks like it has good flexibility.

kpm:
..OT
        the reason it has drums on he diff,is because it has the track brakes for each side...as well as regular brakes...the levers would be one on each side of the drivers seat for the track brakes...then the regular brake pedal on the floor for the driveshaft brake..
   as for the three peice glass the wide woodies had that style until 49 I believe.
                                           kpm

the old trucker:
   Do anyone remember what model & year this one is ?? What is the purpose of the three glass sections in the windshield ?? I noticed that in the first pic there are drums on the differental. 



Grfishmaker I was looking through the memorabilia section & saw the one that your father had. This one looks similar to it. Do you remember the year of it ??
                                                                                             OT.

48bomber:
Hi All,
  The modification of wood sliders will be poor in hard snow, ice conditions. I own a Hus-Ski 444 snowmachine with the oak sliders and needs good lubrication .The one thing I did was to drill a series of holes in the bottom of the slider, snow packs in them and melts out when you are in low snow area.
  The wood framing in the pics is really good, note how well the top side frame board , and the top roof frame board fits together. The side board would be cut out , and the top roof piece steamed to fit. Looks like ash wood .
  48bomber

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