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Here's a photo of my A2 with Litter Kit on display at the Heros Take Flight air show last weekend at Auburn/Opelika, AL airport. Good turnout of vehicles, think the count was 11, lots of neat war birds on display, too.


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Hey Chuck,
Nice mule! This is Steve over in Gainesville with the M715. I recently sold my M715 and am looking for a mule. Know anybody selling? Thanks.
Nice mule! This is Steve over in Gainesville with the M715. I recently sold my M715 and am looking for a mule. Know anybody selling? Thanks.
1970 M35A2
1967 M715 (sold)
1952 M37 (sold)
1955 M38A1 (sold)
1966 M274A2 (sold)
1968 M101A1
1967 M715 (sold)
1952 M37 (sold)
1955 M38A1 (sold)
1966 M274A2 (sold)
1968 M101A1
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Steve, thanks! I can't believe you got rid of that great looking truck! I think Rod still has his A5 for sale, and there's one listed for sale on this board that sounds pretty good for the price.
Edisworking, I have been looking for the litter kit for 2 years, have about decided that, although shown in the TM, I don't think any were ever issued. So, I used the drawings to fab up the parts. The Mule will carry 4 liters with the seat removed and stowed, and the steering wheel tilted foward.
Edisworking, I have been looking for the litter kit for 2 years, have about decided that, although shown in the TM, I don't think any were ever issued. So, I used the drawings to fab up the parts. The Mule will carry 4 liters with the seat removed and stowed, and the steering wheel tilted foward.
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Chuck,
Thanks for the info. I found one in Georgia. I will pick it up on Sunday. I must agree with Rod, they sure are easier to work on and haul around. The M715 was sold to a guy in New Jersey. Hope to see you somewhere soon.
Steve
Thanks for the info. I found one in Georgia. I will pick it up on Sunday. I must agree with Rod, they sure are easier to work on and haul around. The M715 was sold to a guy in New Jersey. Hope to see you somewhere soon.
Steve
1970 M35A2
1967 M715 (sold)
1952 M37 (sold)
1955 M38A1 (sold)
1966 M274A2 (sold)
1968 M101A1
1967 M715 (sold)
1952 M37 (sold)
1955 M38A1 (sold)
1966 M274A2 (sold)
1968 M101A1
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Rod,
I bought it from Cal Williams. Please don't tell me any bad news about that mule (ha ha--nervous). I had a choice between Cal's and one in TN (an A5). I really wanted the 4 wheel steer. Let me know if there are any major problems you know of. Cal seemed like a very nice guy. We are going to meet this weekend midway to complete the deal. Thanks.
Steven
I bought it from Cal Williams. Please don't tell me any bad news about that mule (ha ha--nervous). I had a choice between Cal's and one in TN (an A5). I really wanted the 4 wheel steer. Let me know if there are any major problems you know of. Cal seemed like a very nice guy. We are going to meet this weekend midway to complete the deal. Thanks.
Steven
1970 M35A2
1967 M715 (sold)
1952 M37 (sold)
1955 M38A1 (sold)
1966 M274A2 (sold)
1968 M101A1
1967 M715 (sold)
1952 M37 (sold)
1955 M38A1 (sold)
1966 M274A2 (sold)
1968 M101A1
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Yes, and it's a Coot2, the new version with hydraulic drive. A very nice little vehicle - see www.coot2.comramack153 wrote:Is that a Coot in the background?
I wish I had one! Or, a Mule

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