M939 military truck. 6x6 stuck in an open field.

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  • Опубликовано: 1 янв 2025

Комментарии • 7

  • @mikeveis6269
    @mikeveis6269 Год назад

    The Truck Got Stuck, like the song by Corb Lund. (2005)

  • @Slim_Slid
    @Slim_Slid 4 года назад

    One of his first mistakes was going in with those G177 Tires,if he had 49/1400×20's or 50-53/1200×20's,he'd go through,espiecally if it was a Navy or USMC Variant with Detroit Lockers on all Three Axles.

  • @803brando
    @803brando 10 лет назад +1

    drag race slicks on a 5 ton? thats why he got stuck, he forgot to buy new tires

    • @CarMedz
      @CarMedz  10 лет назад +1

      lol. they look like slicks. they are actually all new tires with huge lugs. they are literally just packed so full of mud that it looks smooth.

    • @803brando
      @803brando 10 лет назад

      invictustang ah didnt think of the mud

    • @Slim_Slid
      @Slim_Slid 4 года назад

      That's a early M925 with G177 Tires,which are 1100×20.I don't know where you got "Drag Race Slicks" from.That's what those Trucks had as early as 1982.And then later on they went with the 1400×20 Tires,which had CTIS,and then in 1987 they finally had 1200×20 Tires,still CTIS,on the M923A2 with the 6CTA Cummins.The older one is a M923A1.
      The Truck in front of this M925 is a M924A1 (Extended Bed) with those 1400×20 Tires,which what they had after they stopped with the M923.
      The other differences between all three Variants is that the "A0" and A1 have a NHC-250 Cummins.The NHC-250 was also used on Trucks like the M813 and other Models of that Series,which use Manual Transmissions instead of Allison Automatics.Both the M813 & M923 were made by AM General,the M923A2 was Manufactured by BMY Division of Harsco.

  • @TheLaRell
    @TheLaRell 9 лет назад

    Yep, they are awesome trucks, but they do have their limits. ha ha