Now that was something you don't see everyday!
One pulling...one pushing...good coordination too.
Just the fact that the lowboy trailer survived all these years is pretty darn impressive. I saw the water truck...did they also have someone following with chopped wood for fuel?
Would love to see that in person. It must have been quite the scene during the Great War to see those transports. Very impressive indeed. It is truly great that this equipment survived and was restored by someone to show everyone today a piece of history.
Thanks for posting that link. Now I want to watch the other GDSF video's!
Pat
Thanks for posting this. What a sight. I am glad that this equipment survives and operates.👍
Craig
Absolutely amazing, thanks for sharing! 👍 Those old pieces are treasures now, giving us some of the very same sights, sounds, and experiences that those who came before us witnessed first-hand a century ago.
pretty much as everyone has said above thanks for sharing and thanks to the people who keep this stuff going
Paul
Neat stuff. That trailer looks like it could steer at both ends if needed to.
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