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Nice work, I like.

The deuce is the master of land, now sea, next...air? :confused::driver:

My friend was down there too for the mobilization. He said a 5-ton got messed up in an accident and yall had to call in a HEMTT wrecker to tow it home. Crazy stuff..

In the words of Fat Albert: "Hay-hay-HAY!" Those pics are sweet. [thumbzup]

Howdy from college station, I may see you in DFW every so often [thumbzup].

Yep, my first GSA recovery deuce sat two years minimum and was marked "Doesnt Run". Gave her a jump and in three cycles she was good, later I found out she only cranked on half her pistons (fuel line was stolen). :doh: I have a new level of respect for these engines today.

:funny::grd:

Who knows with extreme urban survival experts. :wink:

Whats the symbol on the door?

If my research proves to be fruitful I would be happy to try in the future. My thought was to have a multi-fuel camper with an auto tranny, so basically a m109 with an auto tranny to make an "easy going" camper. Since M109A4's are uncommon at best and run about 7K thats a bit much for my taste...

Thats what I had thought and am stumped on #2. I think this would be something to look into if not just for curiosity sake.

Search has been exhausted so here it is, this came up in chat. Since M35A3's were made from M35A2's would an A3's auto tranny fit in an A2? Discuss..

I saw that too, it was interesting. Not to be a ball buster though but theres no posting about open auctions.

Another Fuzzy! In the same state! Welcome! I watched the auction on that deuce, looks very nice.

She looks good. I'm waiting too! :D

I think I got one of those from China, no joke. rofl Well said. The deuce was a well designed machine that can still contend with most modern day vehicles IMOP. I have yet to find a vehicle that can sit through years of abuse and neglect then with a little jump can crank on only one row of...

Did she take straight diesel? Was there any noticeable chance in performance compared to a normal 800 series 5 ton? Any idea on MPG or..GPM? :-P

Yes. Probably an issue when the thread was moved from the old SS website to the new one.

Didnt tell me much sadly. -"improvement in fuel economy" -- how much? -"extended life" -- how long? -"weight reduction" -- given I admit But it wasnt put into full scale service for a reason. Any idea what it cost to produce this unit?

Does anyone have any more info on it? It looks neat..like something ironman or batman would drive. :mrgreen: