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04-03-08, 13:17
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In Greggs "Canadian Military Vehicle Series, Europe WW2", the fully laden and equipped weight is stated as 9800lbs.
I have always reguarded the average restored carrier to be around 7000lbs, considering that one rarely has two full petrol tanks, no ammo, no personal kit, few tools etc. A truck of suitable towing power (like a chev2500) equipped with a flatdeck trailer w/ 2 x 3500lb axles should do. I think this is what Stewart Loy uses to cart his around with...
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04-03-08, 14:00
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The figure in Gregs profile series for a Mk1* is is approx 3,500kg unladened.
All the four ton figures are ladened weights.
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