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M936 Wrecker, Tires and Spare
The SEE wrench is 3/4" is 1250ft lbs. The chainsaw will rip thru anything with a 60in bar on it. Even a hydraulic stick welder can be ran off the hydraulics Id be fond of a pump mounted to my 816 transmission pto so I could run a bush hog behind the wrecker- simp5782
- Post #20
- Forum: M939 series 5 ton trucks
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M936 Wrecker, Tires and Spare
@M35A2-AZ has a picture of the full BII laid out I am installing a hydraulic hose reel like those found on the FLU419s and going to tap into the rear hydraulics on my 816. So I can have a reel of hoses so that I can use a hydraulic chainsaw, jackhammer, rockdrill, impact. Etc- simp5782
- Post #15
- Forum: M939 series 5 ton trucks
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M936 Wrecker, Tires and Spare
His wrecker isn't a normal wrecker https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/m936-prototype-or-heavily-modified.195371/- simp5782
- Post #8
- Forum: M939 series 5 ton trucks
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M936 Wrecker, Tires and Spare
M989a1 uses a 385 65 22.5 which is 4 inches shorter than the 395s on the truck The larger 14.00r20 tire, bigger than your 395 is designed to go in that same location as your spare is now.- simp5782
- Post #2
- Forum: M939 series 5 ton trucks