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yep looks like a M62 gasser to me. might be a typo.
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deuce wrecker
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That is definately not a deuce wrecker. Kenny can think of 8.5 ownedf by SS members; I can think of 9 plus two partials owned by non SS members and at least 3 I've seen for sale over the last few years-so they are out there.![[thumbzup]](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/images/smilies/icon_smile_thumzup.gif "Thumbs Up [thumbzup]")
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I have an M108 crane bed mounted on an XM211. I have the truck in running order and
licensed. I am now working on getting the crane operational. It was modified to have a 21 foot hook height. It has a manual transmission with a hoky hydraulic linked clutch.
Bruce
licensed. I am now working on getting the crane operational. It was modified to have a 21 foot hook height. It has a manual transmission with a hoky hydraulic linked clutch.
Bruce
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Besides mine, I also know of one outside of cleveland that is complete. And sam winers had one also.
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The pic above is an M246. Winer had 2 M108s. The red one was chopped and the bed is on ebay.The yellow one is probably still there. Bruce, I forgot about your franken108.
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I have seen other pics of this combo, not sure if this was a XM program or not. alse we have 1/2 track mounts that look OEM ao at least AW done.
would you please add yours to the 108 count in the WRECKER COUNT thread,
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The XM60 would be something nice to do a reconstruction of, if you could find the proper Holmes wrecker unit.
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The xm60 with the holmes was a XM60E1, it had a Holmes 650, twin boom, bed looked almost like a ww2 4t
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If you find the 2.5 ton TM's from 1965, they mention and go through the M60/M108