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I was at LSA Anaconda in 2008 and really surprised one day to see an M35 tooling down the road. Don't believe it was an A3 however. And like mentioned above no armor so it was probably base bound. Pretty amazing to see such an old truck there still being used.

Jon, Where is the engine (Wartsila-Sulzer) in your picture from? At first glance it looked like a regular size engine being pulled by a scale model truck. Jared

I was at a stop light and saw an M37 but heard diesel. Followed the guy to parking lot and talked with him. He had put a Detroit 3-53 in it. Fit right in and looked very nice. Said it had tons of power.

Very Nice! I'm not a big gas engine fan but that thing really sounds great. And the restro work on the engine is superb.

Very Nice!

Very nice looking truck!!

Was at Yuma Proving Grounds just recently and saw this. It's huge.

Very nice!! Do you have any more pictures? Maybe some before and after?

Just like they've said above: 200ft without level wind and 280 with. There is a winch depot manual in the resources section with all the data

I have a new 5 ton steering wheel I don't need. My 816 came with a deuce steering wheel. Changed it out what a difference.. Also a like a new deuce steering wheel any one need one? I'd be interested in the 5 ton wheel. Jared

XM813 before and current. Still have a fair amount of work to do --

Looks brand new!!

Very nice looking truck. More pictures when you get a chance. Looks like a very clean restoration.

Meant to say Heaviest Load yet for me -- unless the sticks are made out of DU it's not very close to the limit.

Hello, Here's a picture of my truck with the heaviest load yet. Bunch of sticks. Took a load to the dump last weekend and will do the same with these. No other real plans for it other than continue to fix up and drive around. Working on the winch -- will pull out to paint and add a level...

"Got back from a trip and wife had a 5-ton winch in the back of the truck" Not bad -- I gotta start taking trips again

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Nice Job! That pic with you in it really makes it look like a big truck.

Pretty neat. If you get a chance maybe you could show it in operation picking up the hay bales.

Please take as many pictures along your install as you can. That sounds like a very nice setup. I've wanted to put something like that (eventually) in my XM-813. Jared