PULLING TREES OUT WITH MY AM GENERAL M813A1! Nothing can stop Gunther the 5 ton!

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  • čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
  • All right guys, Gunther The 5 Ton is going to be put through all sorts of fun tests and experiments to see what it can hold up to and what its capabilities are. And today we are going to pull out some trees and bushes in a pasture, Then we’re taking it to a creek, manure pile and some mud. So I hope you guys enjoyed the video and if you haven’t yet don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE and HIT that Notification bell to see my videos in the near future!
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Komentáře • 11

  • @jasonconklin8172
    @jasonconklin8172 Před 2 lety

    Chains are 2 brittle for that purpose use 5/8 inch solid cor cable good 60k # what i use for dragging 48 in across trees in my 4x6 1300d harvester posi n both ends of mine . Finaly some 1 changed worthless ndt off put real rubber on it !

    • @DieselDom
      @DieselDom  Před 2 lety

      Didn’t have any cable at the time

  • @ajax1137
    @ajax1137 Před 3 lety +1

    The front axle is engaged by a sprague (overrun clutch) in the transfer case. When the rear wheels slip, the clutch is supposed to disengage allowing the front axle to grab. I noticed several instances of rear wheel slippage where the front axle did not seem to engage. Get on www.steelsoldiers.com and troubleshoot this. I also own an M813.
    Edit: At 1:02, you can observe the front axle grab. Later instances in the video, it does not seem to engage.

    • @DieselDom
      @DieselDom  Před 3 lety +1

      It spins on the other side

    • @ajax1137
      @ajax1137 Před 3 lety

      @@DieselDom Ah, gotcha. The axle engages but it doesn't have a locker so only one wheel grabs. I should have remembered that.

  • @Slim_Slid
    @Slim_Slid Před 4 lety +1

    I see that you are using G172's,those are neat tires just like the G177's,you can do 64-65 MPH all day long.48-53/1400×20-1600×20's would be elite for off roading,even though you'd be at 52-55 MPH.Does your truck have a open front axle?

    • @DieselDom
      @DieselDom  Před 4 lety +1

      If I’m understanding your question right you’re wondering if I have a locker in the front, I do not think so

    • @Slim_Slid
      @Slim_Slid Před 4 lety

      @@DieselDom Yes,I was wondering if you had Detroit lockers on the front axle.You'd have to do it yourself because these Military trucks all came with open front differentials.I have done it to my M813A1.

  • @thomasduff1571
    @thomasduff1571 Před rokem

    A tank on wheels and they bite they can hurt you .

  • @hannibalsdiner1365
    @hannibalsdiner1365 Před 3 lety

    Still got it?