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The military teaches kids to drive these things. They're not that
complicated.
-BUT-
Get some training. If you do little more than read the operator's manual
from cover to cover you'll be well on your way.
That and keep in mind that if you are dumb you can find yourself in an
un-recoverable position (like wheels turned sharply and going so fast that
you the weight of the truck won't let you straighten the wheels out as you
roll the truck on it's side).
MVs are a lot of fun but your brain has to be just a little bigger than they
are or you shouldn't drive them at all.
-=-
----- Original Message -----
From: <MVTrucker@aol.com>
To: Military Vehicles List <mil-veh@uller.skylee.com>
Sent: Friday, February 18, 2000 7:32 AM
Subject: Re: [MV] M-35 A-2 C
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> Jeffery,
> The wipers are air pressure operated. Turn the wiper air valve counter-
> clockwise quite a few turns. You might have to manually move them
> the first try as the motors stick after sitting a while.
> Do yourself a favor. Try to get some driving experience in a smaller
> truck. I don't feel comfortable knowing someone is driving a large truck
> >Can you believe I drive this thing on city streets?< and has so little
> knowledge of it. I foresee another M151 fiasco with so many inexperienced
> people jumping into these trucks. IE: wreck, lawsuit against the gov.,
> then the demilling of trucks.
> Joe Young
>
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