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Sure, it's nice, but what will it cost to keep it on the road? (Apologies in advance for those of you on dial-up.)

I will throw throw down on the first gallon of fuel
after that.... well
broke college kid here so yea

Wish I had the money to buy something like that. I wouldn't buy, just wish I had the money.

With all them lights,maybe WF should hang on to that generator

Lets get those two girls to be stewardess's.

Dang, I thought only the mod's knew about this.

That's a very nice generator.

mighty fine generator...

OK. Here is the plan.
We find some rich doctor (who likes 1978 GL1000's - possibly from Oklahoma) to buy us one of these rigs.
We sell the tractor for big bucks.
Then we take 10 naked GL's and weld them together like they are each others side cars.
Make a harness attached to a custom 5th wheel and string the double-wings together like the Budweiser clydesdales.
Remote control throttles and brakes (for what they would be worth) and some kinda proportional steering to account for all the different radii in turns.
We can do this if we can get enough power out of the GL's. I'm thinking that dual overhead cams would be useful.
Because our stators are weak - the "Double D" model generators may come in handy at night. We'd have to get them in pairs.

Took me a long time to find the generator, but it was worth it.

what generator

Love it! But apart from the expense of buying it and then getting it over here, it couldn't go anywhere! Totally illegal as to length, width and height for our roads.

It barely makes size restrictions here. The second story is hydraulic but the weight is ridiculous.

gregforesi wrote:It barely makes size restrictions here. The second story is hydraulic but the weight is ridiculous.

What does it weigh? Max load weight here (special loads excepted) is 44 tonnes (metric)/ 48.5 tons

I'll buy the rig

you take over the debt from the practice I closed