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that 4x4 is a 5to MAN KAT 1. The 8x8 is the 10ton variant. Nice pics!

Moin Moin, ich bitte um ein E-Mail :-) Wenn man nicht alles abspeichert... Greetings, Mark

> If they piss us off, we withhold the parts, and their planes don't fly. > Much like Iran's f-14s, of which very few fly now because they've > cannibalized so many of them after 30 or so years. That strategy doesn't work IMHO. Irans F14a (Doug, they bought 79 units!) flew nevertheless...

I didn't know that Suzuki cross bikes were ever in service! Interesting. Expecially with that small displacement, but big motors can make them too heavy for real cross conditions. I'm sure you enjoy it! I have the big brother of that bike, the DR-650. Ride it every day to work, round the...

No way I could park my deuce in front of our house on the street. I'd also be afraid of people jumping around on it or hooligans spraying it or worse. Besides that it would stand in the weather. Fortunatly I have found a place to rent in an active military installation here. The deuce is in...

Maybe the long nose and the small wheels were intentional and enabled the vehicle to cross trenches?

I agree, that could be an easy one. Also: if you see the drive shaft between the transmission and the transfercase rotating with engaged gear and released clutch, then its the transfercase.

Mike, do you have an image of the other side, too? That's a neat installation. Thanks, Mark

hehe I like the "Beast" on the back and the birds-nest in the glove-box. Nice find!

Wow, that Praga looks interesting. I see a six-cylinder motor, is it aircooled through that cylindrical fan-shroud or is that thing a radiator?

The last two posts in the sticky explain it. They took the back-issues from the net, put them on CD and sell it. Would be interested in the decoding data, too.

Another yellow nosed deuce! Congratulations, Bill, looks excellent! :beer:

Nice pictures! The more I look at these m211, the more I like them (don't tell my wife...;-) ). Mark

He caught the photographic sweet spot of the deuce on the first picture! Nice work, Stanlas. I wish I had a place where I could take the deuce apart and restore it from ground up, like you did. Congratulations! Mark

RE: Re: RE: Boiled Linseed oil in multifuel? I used a sort of linseed oil for rust protection/inhibitor with very good results. You even can mix it into normal single component paint. It is also very good for sealing wooden surfaces (boats, fences, barns...). I wouldn't give it away.

Did you mean this http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billavista/Recovery/index.html ? Its a great article!

RE: Re: RE: M35 variants, What You might want to check this for a visual overview over M-Series vehicles: http://www.m201.de/armytrucks/index.html

RE: Re: RE: Turbo question has anybody here experienced this to happen to a deuce turbo (or other m-series vehicle turbo) ? I think before I would be able to pull myself together, remove the mushroom, plug the other little pipe on the aircleaner (all that next to the screaming motor!!), and...

It makes noise.

thanks Bjorn, I passed it on Website is http://www.clarktruck.com/