Posted by NE IA on August 03, 2009 at 05:50:17 from (206.72.18.153):
As I have mentioned in the past the auctioneers have noticed my weaknes in waving my hand when I should choose not to.
This winch had at one time been for the core of engineers is the verbal information I got. It has a Walkashaw two cylinder engine on it that looks very close to a Wisconson engine. The numbers are 578530 on the unit.
So again I'm asking the tough questions as to any information, or direction to go.
I will probably contact the army surplus in Memphis Tenn. But as we all know the most helpfull in this case will probably have gray hair and gray wiskers at least if he has no hair.
Smokstacks is another option that may offer some hope.
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