And Toronto just set a snowfall record for February 27. It didn't seem so bad at first. But the snow kept getting more intense as time went on. Visibility became near zero and avoided hitting a truck that changed lanes right in front of me.
Terry
In near freezing water like that a person would be exhausted and unconscious in less than 15 minutes and significantly disabled after just 5 minutes.
Terry
What an idiot. Toronto had a brief thaw 2 weeks ago. Maybe he is trying to cross the border. {eek3}
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Terry
After a bunch of near misses, Winter is definitely here in Toronto. The Saturday forecast of a few flurries missed the mark. Saturday overnight got cold and unexpectedly dumped a ft. of snow.The forecast for Mon - Tue was accurate with temps of -30C and 2ft. - 3 ft. of snow
Terry
Hope that air mass is heading to Toronto. I had to go out this morning. The temp was -28C (-9F) which was cold but the high winds gave a windchill of -38C which is brutal. And it felt like -38
Look - I can walk from Toronto Island to downtown
Terry
There are 2 sets of tank riders - one for winter and one set for summer. Set of 3 riders and one standing figure.I've never seen the summer set or even a photo of one.
Terry
I think there may be 3 sets of tank crew each with one 1/2 figure in the commanders turret hatch and one head and shoulders figure in the only open turret on the front deck.
One of the sets is for winter
Terry
Track sag increases slowly over time. Most tracked vehicles have a tension adjustment. Too much sag in the tracks means that in soft ground or making sharp extreme movements the vehicle could throw a track.The tension should limit the track's vertical movement to prevent it from coming off the...
On the previous post, I find it interesting that the photo taken well after the war in a tank collection and the circa 1943 photo both have a similar amount of slack and the exact slack pattern on the treads - an indication of slack progression.
It seems like many Stug III/ Panzer III photos of actual AFVs have tight upper tracks but there is variation. First photo note Stug in background has slightly slack track; 2nd photo track taught; 3rd photo track slack.
It does look like there is a bit too much track sag but I find it hard to see how much given the angle of the photo. I recall First Legion had a slack track problem on their first Panzer III models. Wasn't there a discussion of this on the board?
Terry
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