Look like labels for Borehole samples.found these ticket things behind me dash the other day and wondered if anyone has seen/ used or know what they're for
Just curious as to what the bus was used for in a previous life
Aye kinda thought that Trewy
i seen them in iraq, they're UN weapons inspector sample labels. i believe they used them to tag the samples taken from around suspect WMD sites.
Aye cheers Slob, a previous owner did have links with military, but not sure about Iraq tho'
Nah, but would be very usefull if they were
Aye cheers fur that
It used tae be a white pick-up before aswell, so was probably meant for some kinda commercial wurk
Aye cheers Griff, reckon it's bin used for carting stuff around as the back bulkhead is a funny shape and the wheel boxes are a bit bashed. Dunno 'bout transfer box, but it's had a new gearboxyer they are used for labelling soil samples in the ground investigation industry. i get to use them everyday!
not ness used to drag a rig around, could have been used by an engineer to move general stuff and samples from site to the labs.
best hope it wasnt used to tow a rotary rig as the landy would be right on the legal limit! we have gone through a few transfer boxes in our 110's
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the only reason i mention the trany box buster is cos the guys who tow our rotary rigs pull off in low range then flick to high when they have enough speed. our 110's get a right ol' tuning from towing on the weight limit.
