D8 rescue

I made progress yesterday and rescued and relocated my non running D8. It's been a challenge from the start. It didn't have any tracks on it. Over a period of time, I've jacked it up, dragged tracks under, joined them up, and finally yesterday had an opportunity to get it moved before winter arrives and I lose access again.    [attachment=76021]IMG_20230820_104622827.jpg[/attachment][attachment=76022]IMG_20230827_144122594.jpg[/attachment][attachment=76023]IMG_20240410_160018316.jpg[/attachment][attachment=76024]IMG_20240412_173124762.jpg[/attachment][attachment=76025]IMG_20240421_092140528.jpg[/attachment][attachment=76026]IMG_20240421_101822300.jpg[/attachment][attachment=76027]IMG_20240421_112207703.jpg[/attachment][attachment=76028]IMG_20240421_155250259.jpg[/attachment]

Hi, D8Dude.
GREAT stuff. Thanks for the photos

BUTTTT, those photos do raise a 'kwestyun': Is that machine radio controlled 'coz I don't see an operator's station????????

That aside, it looks to be quite the project - I hope it all goes smoothly for you going forward.

Just my 0.02.

Looks like a very successful day indeed.

Deas,
Haha, not radio controlled. I'm aware that I still have quite a project in front of me, but I think I can make something of it. I am in possession of all the missing parts. The operators station and transmission cover were removed years ago to replace a gear that was split in half. Surprisingly, even though it's been stored outside, the internals are still clean.

Deas,
Haha, not radio controlled. I'm aware that I still have quite a project in front of me, but I think I can make something of it. I am in possession of all the missing parts. The operators station and transmission cover were removed years ago to replace a gear that was split in half. Surprisingly, even though it's been stored outside, the internals are still clean. [attachment=76031]IMG_20230827_154843649.jpg[/attachment]