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Here is the Norwegian Army's way to transport long truck's
even with a M-35 on the plane...
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Odd
even with a M-35 on the plane...
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Odd
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I fully agree, most of the weight of a unladen BV202 is in the front vehicle. I would quess that the rear wagon weighs less than 2000Lb.Well, I'd bet that that BV202 is VERY light in the rear vs in the front. The engine, transmission and most of the drive line is in the front section. The rear will have a transmission, but aside from sheet metal and rubber band tracks, not much.