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A little bit under 13"
The exhaust is at 12'6" if I recall right, and its about 4" taller than that. Ill measure it tomorrow
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What have you done to your MTVR today?
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The exhaust is at 12'6" if I recall right, and its about 4" taller than that. Ill measure it tomorrow
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Nice! That's a 14ft container?
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No we cut it down a foot so the entire vehicle is 13ft.
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The isolocks work well?
Looks clean.
Yes the ISO locks so far have worked as intended. They were easy to disassemble to clean and lubricate before I got the box, and were even quicker to secure when adding the box. I am thoroughly impressed by them.
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Did you also end up cutting off the bed frame? I dont believe I saw it in the pic.
I cut off the front of the bed so it was even with the bed surface.
I did cut off the front of the bed which can be seen in this photo.
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I changed my engine oil for the first time and when I checked the drain plug magnet is was pretty clean. So that is good news.
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OH! And I am almost finished with a new home for the 7 Ton. A 30 by 62 foot building. I made it big enough to hold four 7 Tons but now with a bunch of other stuff in there it will only hold two.
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That is awesome, Jon!
I’m envious! I’ve never had shop space for even a car, much less a truck. Good stuff
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I was really lazy, and being the worlds worst procrastinator I didn’t touch my Sherpa 25k winch after blowing it up back in November at the rally; I sent pictures for warranty documentation to Sherpa and 9 days later I have everything needed to rebuild my winch. Although I over-worked the winch and killed it, They still took care of me because they stand behind their product. Very impressed, I’ll be releasing a video soon on this matter.
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I’ve hit a LOT of stuff on the road, from squirrels to deer, but tonight was scary as I topped a hill and found a full-grown COW running towards me. I managed to evade pretty well but sadly felt a little thud as just the very tip of my bumper touched it. I barely kept it under control trying to evade; Y’all be careful, it can all end in a second.
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I am jealous of your trailer, wished that for once others would not be able to spend more then I so I could get one to put my M715 on like you have your Hummer. I know All to Well it can all end in a second, my last near death experience involved deep gravel on a corner going way to close to 60...It took all the road and a bit of ditch and help from the Almighty to get it all pointing in the direction of travel again...
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Saturday May 8 , drove 460 miles round trip to the National museum of Military Vehicles in Dubois WY.
www.nmmv.org
Two things they didn't Have a MTVR and M715 - He did have a M725...
Probably close to 1000 vehicles there from Pre WW1 to Vietnam and a few newer ones outside. Unbelievable collection including many firearms.
Pretty much everything in there runs too. Not a road side tourist trap - this is a World class Museum!
National Museum of Military Vehicles
The National Museum of Military Vehicles, located in Dubois, Wyoming, is a testament to the service and sacrifice of veterans and their families. It aims to educate future generations on the history of American freedom through an extensive collection of military vehicles, including tanks, and...
www.nmmv.org
Two things they didn't Have a MTVR and M715 - He did have a M725...
Probably close to 1000 vehicles there from Pre WW1 to Vietnam and a few newer ones outside. Unbelievable collection including many firearms.
Pretty much everything in there runs too. Not a road side tourist trap - this is a World class Museum!
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Saturday May 8 , drove 460 miles round trip to the National museum of Military Vehicles in Dubois WY.
National Museum of Military Vehicles
The National Museum of Military Vehicles, located in Dubois, Wyoming, is a testament to the service and sacrifice of veterans and their families. It aims to educate future generations on the history of American freedom through an extensive collection of military vehicles, including tanks, and...
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Two things they didn't Have a MTVR and M715 - He did have a M725...
Probably close to 1000 vehicles there from Pre WW1 to Vietnam and a few newer ones outside. Unbelievable collection including many firearms.
Pretty much everything in there runs too. Not a road side tourist trap - this is a World class Museum!
perfect parking and timing for this reflection at a rest area on the way home...
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I used to work for Oshkosh on the MTVR now Inwork on them for the Marines in 29 Palms…. I have rebuilt them from the ground up as well….. my favorite is still the AMK-36