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a few more links.. JST, here's a few more links: http://mechanicalmulesofamerica.com/ http://www.m274mule.com/home.html http://www.militarymules.com/main.html http://www.transchool.eustis.army.mil/museum/MECHANICALMULE.htm...

AM #121 I'm sure you are aware (but, if not...) of the history 8 page article- 'Tiny - but powerful! The M274 Mule' in the Fall Issue # 121 of Army Motors.. Describes all models and differences.. Mike

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more pic's Didn't know I could send more than one pic at a time..here's a few more.. email if you want the remaining lot.

Am-725 saw this on eBay a while back and grabed pics for my files.. here's the narrative and some pics...If you want pic's (23 more) more email me and I'll send them directly.. Mike *********** SUBMITTED FOR AUCTION ONE ONLY RARE 1978 JEEP J-20 (3/4 TON) 4 WHEEL DRIVE AMBULANCE SUPER LOW...

The one I saw was a smaller trailer coupled with an old 'series' land rover..Not the Forward Control rigs.. Mike same problems I suppose..

RE: Err oopsie thanks general..looks interesting.. Mike

A while ago, I was looking at a history of Land Rovers and came across an article that talked about a trailer being powered from the power take-off on the rear of the LR's differential or axle housing via a short drive shaft connected to the trailers axle which contained a differential also...

I think thats it.. looking at your wrecker avatar, remove middle axle, leaving only front axle and farthest rear axle...wanted to see what a 2 axle deuce looked like w/ stock 12' bed.. Mike clear as mud I guess, sorry...

Can any of you guys with 'photo shop' show me a bobbed deuce pic with the rear/rear axle left on instead of the front/rear axle that most folks have? Curious as to proportions with 12' bed.. Mike

I was at a Vintage Trailer Show on the tarmack of the Oakland Army Base in September of 2006 and saw this bobbed Deuce trailer near the entrance..Anyone familiar with it.. Sorry for the crappy pic, it was before I had a digital camera so this is a pic of a pic.. Mike

Was just playing around and clicked on one of the sponsored links at the top of one of the SS pages and came up with this rig: http://www.sunriseequipment.com/details.aspx?stcknbr=2546 Mike "...Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain..."

"You mean a 10-20 kw genset that operates like a deuce's Multifuel engine??" Yes, thats what I meant..Clear as mud..sorry...What I meant to say was that I looking for a genset that has a wide range of fuel choices LIKE a Deuce multifuel engine that would supply power in the 10-20 kilowatt...

I usually hang out in the Deuce forums but had a question re: multifuel (like a deuce engine) gensets. Do they even exist....say in the range of say 10-20K range..? What I'm looking at is an auto start home genset for power outages. The house is heated with home #2 heating oil and 20% biofuel...

links to the auction pic's here's the 2 pictures from the auction site: http://www.vanderbrinkauctions.com/auctions_details2.php?photosel=%20%20%20%20%20%20auction_images/17/fullsize/220-49.JPG...

seats...? try this thread also for seat pic's.. thread title was : More efficient Deuce...? http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=13781&start=20 Mike

California's Code Section 27400 Wearing of Headsets or Earplugs 27400. A person operating a motor vehicle or bicycle may not wear a headset covering, or earplugs in, both ears. This prohibition does not apply to any of the following: (a) A person operating authorized emergency vehicles, as...

great minds (i.e. Corporals ) think alike..How about a promotion? Mike

license plate lamp requirement? Is your rear plate illuminated at night? Here's California's law: License Plate Lamp CVC 24601: Either the taillamp or a separate lamp shall be so constructed and placed as to illuminate with a white light the rear license plate during darkness and render it...

the post was actually named "M35 multifuel questions" and here's the link: (the deuce is lower down in the thread..) http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=13835&highlight= Mike