Search results

The 934 is also XLWB

Have him buy an anchor..... Works with smaller vehicles, probably not a 5 ton, unless very big anchor...... :-p

Drain fuel tank, flush lines, replace fuel filter, replace gear oil in all 3 axles, etc... That little stunt will probably cost him ~$500... heh.hope he learns.

If it's a decent auction, expect it to go higher than 8K..... probably more... they're pretty rare... if everything is good, I'd venture to say 11-13k.....

No. The M927 and M934 are same frame/chassis.... One has a box and one has a bed. The box would extend past the bed, and it'd be too wide. The box itself is ~10k lbs... If you want a well insulated space, go with the S280, if you want a hair larger, go with the M109 box.. The M109 box however...

The box from an M109..... But less insulated... http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?37207-M35-S-280-vs-M109-inside-and-outside-dimensions

The S280 is the way I'd go in AK.. Super insulated.... http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?145360-Heating-a-S280 http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?70985-S-280-Shelter-to-camper-Rebuild

Small solid fuel stoves are available, but they're not cheap. They're designed primarily for yachts/boats. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13yJLPAJFiM

M109 or S280 on a M927 would leave lots of bed space left.....

The M934 box weighs almost double that... so... :D M934 and M927 are the same chassis, one has the box, one has a bed...