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STRAIGHT TO HELL
THE COOLEST LOOKING BAND EVER,THE CLASH,STRAIGHT TO HELL

Blue Man Group video featured on "Earth To America!"
You saw it on 'Earth To America!', now see it here. The Blue Man Group really gets the message across loud and clear with this great video. Can you hear? From: stopglobalwarming.org

SuperChaser QM at work
One machine which collects, transports and stacks bales The lightest footprint, leaving fields virtually unmarked Exclusive to Big Bale North Push button hydraulic controls Top bale interlocking system Low maintenance The Heath Superchaser Extra moves 12 of 120x130 bales The Heath Superchaser QM can collect, move and stack up to: 14 Midi bales 120cm x 90cm 18 Quadrant bales 120cm x 70cm 21 Mini bales 80cm x 90cm 27 Bales 80cm x 70cm The Heath SuperChaser moves full size bales The Heath MultiChaser moves three sizes of bale - 10 of 130x120, 15 of 90x120 or 21 of 90x80 bales Technical Specification for Heath SuperChaser and MultiChaser Unladen weight - SuperChaser Extra 6850 kg Unladen weight - SuperChaser QM 6200 kg Unladen weight - SuperChaser 5250 kg Unladen weight - MultiChaser 6250 kg Width - standard tyres 2444 mm Width - flotation tyres 2640 mm Length to end of drawbar 9448 mm Length without drawbar 6248 mm - Superchaser Extra 7498 mm Height - bed of trailer to ground 1346 mm Height - top of tines to ground 3646 mm Recommended tractor size Minimum 85 hp Recommended 100 - 125 hp Extra 130 hp Standard tyre size 385 x 22.5 Electrical system 12 volt Optional Extras Air brakes Flotation tyres - 550/60/22.5 Side bar - MultiChaser

Queen Mary VS Scion XB (SHIP HORNS!!!) RELOADED
(Note: this is a reloaded video on youtube. my first post of this video was removed for an unknown reason. I've had many request to repost this video. So here you go. enjoy) These are 2 of the rarest Ship horns in existence. The Queen Mary's Kockums Tyfon 575 on the right of the ships forward funnel is still the original horn/whistle of the QM, The original horn/whistle on the left of the funnel now resides on the Queen Mary 2. My circa 1940's Doran-Cunningham 6-B That was made for the WWII US Navy destroyer "DD416" is also very rare. A little history on the USS Walke DD416. The USS Walke DD416, at the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal, on November 15, 1942, was sunk by Japanese "Long Lance" torpedoes taking 75 souls with her. The horns on the Queen Marry may be louder than the 6-B, but I personally prefer the sound of the Doran-Cunningham 6-B...

The Queen Mary Dance Orchestra
March 3rd 1938. Songs: The Fleets In Port Again and Cherry Blossom Lane.