I just bought a m1070 that doesn’t have fuel tanks on it so obviously it doesn’t drive. I’m getting it hauled closer to my house but have to have a big wrecker tow it the last mile because of too tight of road getting to my house. Question is what do I need to do to be able to tow it behind the wrecker. TIA
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M1070 transport
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Brakes on it will already be caged from govplanet
Put transfer case in neutral
They will wheel lift the front tires so the rear steer will stay in line.
BTW good luck finding the stock fuel tanks. I haven't found any in 2yrs
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Whatever pulls it up the hill either needs to have air or you need the ability to "CAGE" the brakes. Chances are that the wrecker driver will have glad hands on the back of the wrecker that will attach to the two glad hands in front of your M1070.
And @simp5782 already offered up that information just before I pressed "reply"
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how about using you're nogging and put a 5 gallon can on the seat and run a rubber hose to the fuel pump ? assuming it does run??
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The wrecker will take care of what needs to be done unless he doesn't have glad hands to hook up. However, like Beast master said, may not be a bad idea to try it and see if it runs, if so, may be a lot cheaper and easier to get it home.
If it's missing the tanks then it's missing alot more. Those ones at Sierra are pretty rough when they are missing stuff.
I wouldn't trust that computerized 2 stroke to start
I’m hoping not