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I worked for a Gov. contractor in Mich. building and installing the HVAC systems in an APC.
One of our vehicles was used in one of the Robocop movies.
http://www.armyrecognition.com/us_ar...a_sheet_d.html
One of our vehicles was used in one of the Robocop movies.
http://www.armyrecognition.com/us_ar...a_sheet_d.html
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You have to be in government or military to purchase one because of their potential. After all they are "bullet" proof. They had to do a test on one where they drove it over 500 miles on the run-flat tires, even though they have central-tire inflation. The driver can adjust the air pressure when needed for better traction in sand or mud. Yeah, at 10 tons they also float!
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Ill get pics of mine real soon. It features a 1/2" thick 6'x4' welding table, Hypertherm plasma, Miller Millermatic 230 welder, break bender, torch, 6" clamp vise, and a lot of air tools.
Plenty for an XJ owner to build LOL. Only thing is no bender...Dang it.
Plenty for an XJ owner to build LOL. Only thing is no bender...Dang it.
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Here's mine, just big enough to get a XJ in there. plus 3 little bays on the side for ATV's..
And a full second floor that is being turned into a "man cave"...
And a full second floor that is being turned into a "man cave"...
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for the big jobs ,off to my mates , hes got a great set up.. storage at mine is tight the little Lady's not to happy about that, will move it in the spring ....and my shed ,do most work outside ..
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wait you have a lift at your house or is that your friends place either way nice
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lift is at mates house...hes got everything you could wish for, hes even got a lathe in the big shed....need to do work on mine but to cold to push outside to work on . over winter already...haven't driven the old girl for a couple of months........
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I will play my shop is 32x36 two story 12 foot ceilings. Down stairs we have a 10000 pound two post lift JD squared bender chain hoist on a trolley. Beer fridge recessed in to the wall. XJ cowl induction hood hang on the wall with a 42 plasma TV under it. Satellite TV satellite Radio and internet. All the electronics and the air compressor are in a double insulated 10 x12 storage room. Upstairs is a wood shop and pool table.