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That's what is on the Data Plate of the one I eventually bought (and, sadly, sold). The M275 with the short wheelbase is a ball to drive. Nice, tight turns, tucks under the trailer nicely, and, I think, gives more control over the trailer especially when backing. With the longer frame, it...

RE: It also fits this trailer NEIOWA- Thanks for the information on the truck in Lansing. Looks like a decent highway tractor. We have our 501(c)(3), but have been told that we need to be open 1,000 hours to qualify for federal surplus donations or develop a relationship with a municipality...

It also fits this trailer Actually, I'm an M37 guy in transition. Until I bought this trailer, I left the bigger trucks to those who needed to impress someone or who had REAL work to do. One member of our Museum group (Dave P) already has a 5T tractor, and it is just more than this little...

RE: MMMT Kenneth-That's kinda what I thought. Shoulda had ya PM me with that info. Hope nobody that was willing to sell for $3K sees what you were offered. But, since you use yours, and keep it in top shape, it is worth a little more. The e-bay one is WAY up in NY state, 2000 mile round...

NEIOWA-- Dave P and I discussed using a cargo deuce, but I lilke the idea of the shorter wheelbase. And I'm not sure how easy it is to sell Deuce bpxes without a truck attached, except for scrap. But, now that we know where the fifth wheel setup can be found, we have another option. I'll let...

THe trailer is a M384 (I think) electronics van, 6T single axle. Probably just a different configuration for the doors, etc. It's nowhere near you, so don't go gettin' excited or anything. Like Ryan asks, how much are they going for? I may be looking at a 600 mile trip home with it, and...

Kenneth-at least you have a village. Me, I'm just an idiot When I was in the National Guard, I never paid any attention to the engine in the deuce, just got the log book and did the mission. Didn't have a truck assigned to get used to one over another. I understand the non-turbo multifuel...

That's supposed to be 2 point 5, not 2 forward slash 5.

Looking for info on what is listed as an M275, 2/5 ton tractor, multi-fuel. Just picked up a electronics van semi-trailer and need something to tow it with. Anyone with experience with these? I don't think these are very common trucks.