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Hey Lightning, I have heard about your recent adventures, good for you! Congratulations on the Restoration School. I cant wait to see you when you get back. Thanks again for letting me drive the OT-90...cant remember what you named it. That thing is too fun. I checked on it about two weeks...

Any more M-Gators on here??? My 2009 A-1 will be modded as an off road emergency vehicle and equipped with a standard ambulance cot in the rear (Modified bed) and equipment compartments. I also have race seats and 5 point harnesses that will be installed with a new tubular ROPS set up. The...

Very cool!

Great thread! Awesome work. I was first drawn to MVs in my teens because form followed function, and I love vehicles that can adapt. I love mods as much as I love full on restos. Thanks for the pics. I might have to head down to GA

As to the future...unless we make our expectations and desires known to the government repeatedly, we only have ourselves to blame. Get involved with local MV groups, museums and the MVPA. We all have one important thing in common, we love the vehicles and equipment made for military use...

Great find! My 2002 has a cracked head. My A1 is missing valve cover and starter...going to check head and cylinders on it this week. The engine parts are $$$$

Sam Winer Motors 3417 E Waterloo Rd, Akron, OH 44312 (330) 628-4881 They used to have lots of military winches. They were also on the pricey side though.

I have posted the repair and parts TMs for the M-Gator in TM upload section. I also posted Yanmar shop manual for the engine in the A1 Gator. I would love to hear from other M-Gator owners

The M Gators hold up to some very heavy abuse! If you look them on youtube you can see one pulling a non-running HMMWV. They are side by sides not ATVs and they weigh about 1600lbs

This is my newest addition a 2009 M Gator A1. I am looking for a TM for the A1. I have a 2002 M Gator also and I have full TM if anyone needs it. The A1 changed engines

Thank you Ryan77, you got the only one!

Big thanks to Neil!!!!

Thanks again Frank for your help

Mike, Thank you for jumping on in. You are always welcome to join CFF or come on out to look around. I hope the "Jeep Club" is going well.

Frank, I would appreciate the manual, milspec33@gmail.com Lee is a member of CFF and we are all working as a team. We are all excited by the arrival of the OT-90 and Lee has a passion for armor.

Thank you! I went out again today and did notice the switches on the hull lights. When we took delivery, it was overcast and raining so it was difficult to see much inside. I will look at hydraulics soon. The top deck raised easily and the engine compartment is a mechanics dream, so easy to...

Also, where is the light switch for the interior lights? It is dark in there with the hull buttoned up

Thank you so much for the quick reply! It runs great!! Looks new inside with all ammo compartments stocked with ammo links in plastic and cosmoline. All of the straps are present ect. I did drive it yesterday and it was great. The only problems I experienced were the vehicle would not shift...