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For limited backing you need to lock the steering. You end up pushing it around a bit but it is fine unloaded. I don't know about the length of your wheelbase but it tracks perfectly behind the truck it was made for, the HEMTT.

It'll look like you're pulling a skateboard with that monster. :goodjob:

I thought I was the only one silly enough to own a HEMAT aua

At 2.5-3 mpg and a max speed of 40 mph you might think twice. :cookoo:

They are fine for road use, it is an internet myth that won't go away.

Not for sale by the guy that hauled them away 2 to a trailer, must be a 3rd party.

Scott, are you bringing the pork? rofl

My wife likes them too, she giggles like a little girl when she drives one.

Naw, I still have 2 cars worth of a 4 car garage to remove and then my yard has a date with many truckloads of crushed gravel. There are only 2 more toys allowed at our house: an Austin Champ and/or a Kettenkrad. I still have one Stalwart left inside the garage, it has the best engine and the...

2 Stalwarts gone, the other 2 in two hours. fat lady sings

MY GOSH, I'm so sorry Dave! You all will be in our prayers!!!!!!! :shock:

I have a 93 only because it came with the truck, I about fell over when I saw what good ones are worth. :shock:

Mk 93's are EXPENSIVE!

:soapbox: aua :x Effing time wasters, I can't even give stuff away! Time for me to disappear for a few months, and concentrate on shooting things. :evil:

Harold, tell your son that the first is ready for recovery, I've killed the power to the old garage and we are ready to move forward.

I'm sorry to hear that Harold, I didn't know you got laid off!

I had a visit from Ray (lives down near Hammer) last evening, I forget his SS name but I greatly enjoyed speaking with him and showing him around the trucks. From our discussion it seems keeping the trucks in pairs (even mixed pairs) is the best for all involved. I guess some decisions must be...

Rusty and his brothers are just that "rusty".

Best of luck Mike, prayer sent.

They are going to be a lot of work, no doubt. They are mostly there but it will a lot of effort for a very strange vehicle. BTW, the sheet steel under the rear decking of one of the 623's was a later mod for when carrying fuel cans. It was to keep dripping fuel cans from making a Stalwart...