JDToumanian
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Yup... wreckers can rotate. I even thought of powering the wrecker's hydraulic pump with an electric motor (temporarily) so that the wrecker could be used to perform it's own engine swap. 

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Correct as usual Kenny. Right there in FM5-36, Appendix C-3, Wheeled Vehicles, Truck Cargo M35A2, empty Class 6, fully loaded cross country class 8, fully loaded highway class 11.Recovry4x4 said:There is an appendix in the rear that lists trucks, trailers and combinations of same.
From the Referances made to Connie, and the helmets and gear, I would say it's late 60's or 70's. PS is on line, I might try looking through a few in the morning. It Fathers Day here in Germany. Need to fire up the grill and have the kids and Grand son over. But will try tomorrow. I love to read them!SO speaking of bridge plates. I would like to find the PS magazine issue with this info page. I want to get a high resolution copy or PDF of it so I can print it out and display it with my truck at shows. I think lots of people are interested in markings and most folks don't realize that bridge plates are more than just axle counts or weights. View attachment 766216
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