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thats a awesome setup. Do you actually go out and use it for offroad recoverys?
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dmetalmiki
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I have an M62.
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proud new owner of a fresh from gl 936a2 got everything fixed so far but a leak on the boom is there any tm's on boom ram seal replacement ?I haven't been able to find them if there are . everything else was pretty minor park brake valve stuck (brakes were caged when I bought it ) an easy fix with the help from this site! / a couple of lights some outside some on dash / vise was locked up / ctis is disabled and some of the tires were low .all good now boom and all functions of the boom worked but there is a leak inside the boom im thinking the out (crowd) ram on boom.
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Count me in as of 3 weeks ago.
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We need to find the never ending WRECKER count poll and get it up, bet there is a large number of NEW wrecker owners.
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Picked up number two last week, 936A2 and a M543A2
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I have one. Never knew about this thread. Or maybe I posted already and just forgot. I don't know.
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I'm no longer a wrecker owner but I'm wrecker sitting one. There are very nice to have around.
1954 COE
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1991 M936a2
Located West Texas
Located West Texas
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Anybody been keeping a running tally, here?
Wonder what's the Wrecker total in the motor pool.
Wonder what's the Wrecker total in the motor pool.
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I too am babysitting a wrecker, one I no longer own. I am replacing it with my own CUCV wrecker project.
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M936a2 
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ThatXJGuy
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My M-62 
It has been converted to the 673 Mack with an exhaust brake and all. Haven't had a chance to paint anything yet and it needs it, inside and out.
I would also like to replace the hood with all the original steel stuff, the tilt forward feature is nice but it's kinda flimsy built and just rattles and shakes and it looks too civilian... Also, some previous owner welded the air filter housing straight over the passenger kick panel vent which needs to be re-done.
It has been converted to the 673 Mack with an exhaust brake and all. Haven't had a chance to paint anything yet and it needs it, inside and out.I would also like to replace the hood with all the original steel stuff, the tilt forward feature is nice but it's kinda flimsy built and just rattles and shakes and it looks too civilian... Also, some previous owner welded the air filter housing straight over the passenger kick panel vent which needs to be re-done.
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I have a USMC m936A1 with lockers.
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Hello everybody, I've just joined the site, after i found it looking for information on Smith Rodley 10 ton rough terrain cranes, I've been crazy enough to buy one. but i though i'd better join in and add to this thread. we have one or two vehicles in our collection, as for Wreckers:
Diamond T
Ward la France
Kenworth
AEC Militant MK3
Scammell Pioneer
Leyland Martian
Bedford 3 ton Light
10 ton recovery Dolly
International M62
Chieftain ARRV
Centurion ARV
we have quite a few other toys, and its fun when we attract the attention of passing Apache Longbows, glad they are friendlies!!
Diamond T
Ward la France
Kenworth
AEC Militant MK3
Scammell Pioneer
Leyland Martian
Bedford 3 ton Light
10 ton recovery Dolly
International M62
Chieftain ARRV
Centurion ARV
we have quite a few other toys, and its fun when we attract the attention of passing Apache Longbows, glad they are friendlies!!
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What kind of hood and grill is that?
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Whoa. You all do a lot of heavy lifting:
- A commercial operation? Highway recovery?
And welcome, from Virginia.
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XJguy, we need more pics!
Ash, I'd love to see some pics of the Scammell. Those are tough trucks!
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It is a fiberglass tilt hood with a stamped chrome sheet grille. Im honestly not sure where it's from or if it was fabricated just for this truck or what the story is. It looks similar to some mack truck designs to me but the fenders fit the 5 ton body style too well so it makes me wonder. Somebody definitely knows their fiberglass but they must not have anticipated the rough ride of these trucks. It is just as heavy built as a civi semi hood but it shakes all over on my truck.
Testing it out a little lifting the 4,500LB rear end of my first gen Cummins. Lifted it like there was nothing on the hook too. We tried without the outriggers first though and it leaned quite a bit.
And yes I let my wife play with my toys....
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