Chrysler MLT-6CH old military telescopic forklift

barracane

barracane

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Chrysler MLT-6CH
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MLT6-2 -MLT-6 MHE-230
vecchio carrello elevatore telescopico militare.

ragazzi scusate se disturbo, qualcuno conosce questi sollevatori telescopici militari? sono un incrocio tra una pala meccanica, un carrello elevatore e un sollevatore telescopico. fammi sapere, grazie.

1967 Chrysler MLT-6CH Carrello elevatore fuoristrada
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1967 Chrysler MLT-6CH Carrello elevatore fuoristrada
motore diesel Detroit, cambio automatico a 3 velocità, 4 ruote motrici, 4 ruote sterzanti, inclinazione, braccio telescopico, regolazioni idrauliche delle forche, sollevamento 6000 libbre, pneumatici:
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Pettibone Fuoristrada​

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
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MLT6-2 -MLT-6 MHE-230
vecchio carrello elevatore telescopico militare.

ragazzi scusate se disturbo, qualcuno conosce questi sollevatori telescopici militari? sono un incrocio tra una pala meccanica, un carrello elevatore e un sollevatore telescopico. fammi sapere, grazie.

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1967 Chrysler MLT-6CH Carrello elevatore fuoristrada
motore diesel Detroit, cambio automatico a 3 velocità, 4 ruote motrici, 4 ruote sterzanti, inclinazione, braccio telescopico, regolazioni idrauliche delle forche, sollevamento 6000 libbre, pneumatici:
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Pettibone SUV​

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certainly quite a tool
 
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giovanni

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I have one in my farm. Anthony version
i can sell it if anybody interested
 
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Monkeybusiness

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sorry, i dont understand..
This will take a bit of translating I’m afraid…
There is a member on here who has been born and raised (through no fault of his own) in a strange backwater with a very small, proud population sadly lacking in genetic diversity.
Everyone he knows is a relative, mostly close, sometimes with two (or more) direct connections.
As a result of this limited gene pool there is a prevalence of birth defects in his local area. Some are obvious - spare fingers, a thick indecipherable West Country accent, a fear of travelling more than 3 miles from home, a deep suspicion of anyone they aren’t related to.
Other ‘unique attributes’ are less obvious to the unwitting observer but include a strongly argumentative nature, a love of ferrous metal (particularly heavily oxidised), an incredible ability to smell a bargain, kleptomaniac tendencies towards anything at all found in the bottom of a hedge, and an affinity and understanding of ancient old s**t.
(His name is Rory and if you live anywhere near him he would probably buy your machinery, which is the meaning of Mogman’s post).
 
Shovelhands

Shovelhands

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This will take a bit of translating I’m afraid…
There is a member on here who has been born and raised (through no fault of his own) in a strange backwater with a very small, proud population sadly lacking in genetic diversity.
Everyone he knows is a relative, mostly close, sometimes with two (or more) direct connections.
As a result of this limited gene pool there is a prevalence of birth defects in his local area. Some are obvious - spare fingers, a thick indecipherable West Country accent, a fear of travelling more than 3 miles from home, a deep suspicion of anyone they aren’t related to.
Other ‘unique attributes’ are less obvious to the unwitting observer but include a strongly argumentative nature, a love of ferrous metal (particularly heavily oxidised), an incredible ability to smell a bargain, kleptomaniac tendencies towards anything at all found in the bottom of a hedge, and an affinity and understanding of ancient old s**t.
(His name is Rory and if you live anywhere near him he would probably buy your machinery, which is the meaning of Mogman’s post).
In the words of the the man himself…..‘that’s out-fuckin-standing!’
 
Mogman

Mogman

What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
This will take a bit of translating I’m afraid…
There is a member on here who has been born and raised (through no fault of his own) in a strange backwater with a very small, proud population sadly lacking in genetic diversity.
Everyone he knows is a relative, mostly close, sometimes with two (or more) direct connections.
As a result of this limited gene pool there is a prevalence of birth defects in his local area. Some are obvious - spare fingers, a thick indecipherable West Country accent, a fear of travelling more than 3 miles from home, a deep suspicion of anyone they aren’t related to.
Other ‘unique attributes’ are less obvious to the unwitting observer but include a strongly argumentative nature, a love of ferrous metal (particularly heavily oxidised), an incredible ability to smell a bargain, kleptomaniac tendencies towards anything at all found in the bottom of a hedge, and an affinity and understanding of ancient old s**t.
(His name is Rory and if you live anywhere near him he would probably buy your machinery, which is the meaning of Mogman’s post).
Ha ha so very true😂😂
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
He's away atm tho..Glasgow way I believe
pretty sure he's off slop juggling with a long reach atm though :rolleyes: .. living the high long life, gorging on takeaways and using the sun for a time-clock :giggle::giggle:
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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pretty sure he's off slop juggling with a long reach atm though :rolleyes: .. living the high long life, gorging on takeaways and using the sun for a time-clock :giggle::giggle:
Can think of worse ways to pass the days
 
JD450A

JD450A

Feral as Fk 🐾
I'm up noorf, hitched a ride on a buckfast tanker and am now in the land of the noo armed with my insulate Britain banner and some superglue looking for President Brandon.

Unfortunately I can't buy the forklift as I'm sure the man isn't in my village or the next one over.
 
Mogman

Mogman

What man as done, man can do, what never has,maybe
I'm up noorf, hitched a ride on a buckfast tanker and am now in the land of the noo armed with my insulate Britain banner and some superglue looking for President Brandon.

Unfortunately I can't buy the forklift as I'm sure the man isn't in my village or the next one over or related😂😂
 
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