"You 'daily drivers' have lost the fear of God"
This is very true, Recently we were hauling the M114 to a show with Mike's
M35A2. This guy is wild, he drives it like it's a sports car. On the way
there two cars pulled out in front of him, they really had to floor it to
get out of his way. Once we got to the show I asked him what would have
happened if he had to stop that rig, he said he hadn't really thought about
it. I think we tend to get too comfortable and forget the possibility of
having an accident in these large vehicles.
-----Original Message-----
From: wwd@netheaven.com [mailto:wwd@netheaven.com]
Sent: Friday, October 26, 2001 9:05 AM
To: mil-veh@mil-veh.org
Subject: Re: [MV] M35A2 Brake failure / Our first Airshow.
In <list-1344148@skylee.com>, on 10/26/01
at 09:05 AM, "Orintz" <orintz@hal3000.cx> said:
> I noticed the brakes seemed weak and the
>pedal travel was considerably further than before,
[later . . . ]
>I applied the
>brakes, the pedal went right to the floor
>(is there a dual chamber replacement for the master cylinder?)
You 'daily drivers' have lost the fear of God. 8^)
I collected 1967 brake cyls (dual, with apportioning manifold) and put
them on older GM vehicles. The front-rear dichotomy at least left you with
_something_ to grab in a panic. Later GM started the diagonal split-
simple, yet even more effective.
Will the mv'er with the newest Deuce tell us what sort of brakes it has?
Bill
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