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Was surfing and found this video, thought it might be of interest to you big hauler guys.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCA3Kn-Y5Gw#t=79
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCA3Kn-Y5Gw#t=79
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Interesting M-1070 video
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RodUSMC1962
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Some one has to wash this thing when done training at the end of the day! 
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It is nice to have a vehicle to pull you out with you at all times.
Good video
Good video
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We are getting ready to purchase our first 1070. Any advice for the new kid???
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Well yes, Some heavy duty driver training might be usefull. good luck with your quest. Post pictures when you eventually obtain one.
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Bring lots of money.
The double breasted Driptroit will suck the bottom out of the fuel tanks.
There were designed by an idiot after consulting with a moron. Nothing is easy to get to or work on.
The rear steer makes backing onto trailers a real PITA. Ask me how I know.
I drove them in the Army and wasn't impressed (but I had been a civilian truck driver many years while out of the Army).
They are SLOW on the road. Get used to life in the slow lane.
But they do have a cool factor of 100 percent and if I had the money I'd own one.
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Last pull was the best! Check out the trailers camber on the wheels on the driver side! Truck and trailer both are awesome!
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No worries. Not really taking it on the highway much. Mainly using it as a media truck for wow factor. We have a fuel sponser so we are good. It would be nice to find a way to do 55mph.
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You have to find an a guy to reflash the truck. It is electronically governed to do 45. It can go faster but you will have to do a completely new flash as the flash that is in it wouldn't be available to your Detroit or Allison guy.
It has been done by the fsr (field service reps) in iraq.
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Ive seen mine do 65mph. .................it was on the RGN lowboy headed to my house during delivery. LOL. They are fun unpractical trucks.
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Great buy ....Great to go on dates with...lots of room in the cab..If this cant pull you out then you are stuck. best of luck on this one..
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Not to mention the bunk beds in the back,
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This is our plan
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Nice.
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I have a fuel sponsor as well...American Express!
Here was one of the smaller fills.
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you work with monster?
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I hope you know once you put corporate sponsorship logos and use it for corporate events it will require a dot number and who ever drives it will need a class a cdl. Even if it's not being used for hire it's being used for monetary gain.