BF 4876. 1911 Stanley Motor Carriage Company 20hp Roadster. Steam powered. The boiler is at the front. Photo: lovcation unknown, 04 Aug 2012.
St. Louis Motor Carriage Company - 1211–1213 North Vandeventer Avenue
An American soldier from a M7 Priest 105 mm Howitzer Motor Carriage company, United States Third Army sits under camouflage netting next to a camp fire to keep warm during the Ardennes-Alsace Campaign, circa December 1944, in the Ardennes, Belgium.
Last shot of these beautiful Stanley Motor Carriages from September, 2015 in Buena Vista, CO. [OC] [2660X4730]
Another Stanley Motor Carriage from Buena Vista, CO, 9-13-15. Note (pun intended) the warning signal tone cluster pipes under the running board. [OC] [2660X3543] I wonder if they can also be played individually?
Interior of a Stanley Motor Carriage in Buena Vista, CO 9-13-15 [OC] [5312X2988]
Stanley Motor Carriages making ready for a day ride around Buena Vista, Colorado in 2015 and parked at day's end. reddit.com/gallery/jpiw41
Stanley Motor Carriages being prepared for a day tour from a motel lot in Buena Vista, CO on 9-13-15. Some members from this club shipped their steamers from overseas to participate in the week-long events. [OC] [5312X2988]
Interior of the blue Stanley Motor Carriage in Buena Vista, CO. [OC] [5312X2988]
A Stanley Motor Carriage at rest after a day drive in September of 2015, Buena Vista, CO. [OC] [2660X4730]
Stanley Motor Carriages being readied for a tour from Buena Vista, CO on 9-13-15. [OC] [2660X4092]
This Day in Victorian History Winton Motor Carriage Company publishes the first known automobile ad in Scientific American using the headline “dispense with a horse.” (1898) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Win…
I think the early days of Automobiles need some admiration, they put such effort back then, for 1904 it is astonishing what you can make. I believe the stanley steamer is a 1903 make, whilst the White steam motor companies wonderful motor is from 1904 hence the beginning mention of 1904! reddit.com/gallery/m0z5gv
The first car ad ever published was for the Winton Motor Carriage in 1898.
M10 Tank Destroyer 3-inch Gun Motor Carriages firing on Enemy Positions, Ardennes-Alsace Campaign, Battle of the Bulge, 1945
One of the lesser known armored vehicles of the war. A M36 Jackson 90mm Gun Motor Carriage at a repair depot. Korean
A pair of M16 Multiple Gun Motor Carriages fire on North Korean position in March 1951
American experimental T77E1 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage / SPAAG with plexiglass covered cupolas
75 mm Howitzer Motor Carriage M8 shoots then scoots during the Liberation of Maastricht in September 1944
Original color footage of a 105 mm Howitzer Motor Carriage M7 providing direct fire support in Manila in February 1945
M10 Tank Destroyer 3-inch Gun Motor Carriages firing on Enemy Positions, Ardennes-Alsace Campaign, Battle of the Bulge, 1945
American experimental T77E1 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage / SPAAG with plexiglass covered cupolas
Cherbourg, on the beach, a DCA post: Half Track Combination Gun Motor Carriage M15A1 reddit.com/gallery/s690g1
The 76mm gun motor carriage T70 (M18 Hellcat before it was standardized) pilot vehicle Number 3, getting unloaded at the U.S. Army Armor & Cavalry Collection at Fort Benning, 16 December 2021. It is the only one out of six original T70s remaining, and the oldest Hellcat today.
What is the name of this LVT variant that uses the turret of a Howitzer Motor Carriage M8?
Two Turkish soldiers pose with a M15 Combination Gun Motor Carriage during the Korean War. Date and location unknown.
TIL that the Secret Service purchased a 1907 White Motor Company steam car to follow President Theodore Roosevelt's horse-drawn carriage. The president himself eschewed riding in the vehicle due to his "image as a rough-riding horseman". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pre…
One of the lesser known armored vehicles of the war. A M36 Jackson 90mm Gun Motor Carriage at a repair depot. Korea
One of my favorite weapon systems. A M16 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage "Meat Chopper". Defense of B Btry area at the Punchbowl.
T77 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage, a M24 Chaffee fitted with 6 .50cal M2 heavy machine guns, never adopted. WW2 or shortly after reddit.com/gallery/q1w970
Two Turkish soldiers pose with a M15 Combination Gun Motor Carriage during the Korean War. Date and location unknown
An M7 105mm Howitzer Motor Carriage passing an abandoned Hummel 150mm self-propelled gun at Oudler, south of St. Vith, during the Battle of the Bulge. This picture was taken after the Allies retook the village.
M40 Gun Motor Carriage battery in action in Uijeongbu near the 38th Parallel in Korea in April 1951
M3 Gun Motor Carriage in action on the Italian front
105 mm Howitzer Motor Carriage M7 gets its barrel cleaned in Korea in May 1951
I’m about to build the M3 GMC (Gun Motor Carriage)
One of my favorite weapon systems. M16 Multiple Gun Motor Carriage "Meat Chopper". Defense of B Btry area at the Punchbowl.
105 mm Howitzer Motor Carriage M7 engaged in direct fire during the Battle of Corregidor on February 17th 1945
An M15A1 combination gun motor carriage supporting the 90th Infantry Division in Chateau Thierry, overlooking the Marne River on 31 August.
M10 Tank Destroyer 3-inch Gun Motor Carriages firing on Enemy Positions, Ardennes-Alsace Campaign, Battle of the Bulge, 1945
USMC M3 Gun Motor Carriage provides direct fire support with its 75mm gun during the Battle of Guam on July 23rd 1944
T17E3 Staghound Howitzer; fitted with the turret of 75 mm Howitzer Motor Carriage M8, carrying the 75mm M2/M3 howitzer. This was trialed in December 1943, but never reached production. reddit.com/gallery/qrw470
Old floors in my 1887 carriage house, stained with motor oil. Can they be refinished? They are very thick old boards.
How much pressure is needed to move the spindle carriage on the liner rails before the x-axis motor and spindle are assembled ?
I received most of my order and was able to begin assembly of a pro 4x4. Everything came except the z-axis and the motor rack/pinion kits. Anyway, after assembling the gantry on the single linear rail on each side, it moves front to back with very little pressure and very smoothly. After installing the twin linear rails on the gantry and the spindle carriage on the twin rails, it seems to take a lot of hand pressure to move the carriage back and forth along the rails. (Again, this is without the x-axis motor being installed). It moves smoothly side to side with equal pressure, it just seems to take a lot of pressure to move it. I followed the instructions to the letter when installing the rails and the carriage, putting it all the way to one side, tightening three bolts, then to the other side, repeating the process, then tighten the remaining bolts. Is this normal ?
GI gunners and residents of Espirito Santo Island on a 76 mm Gun Motor Carriage M18. Date unknown.
