Хаммер переводится как "молоток". Его так назвали, что-бы отличать от армейского хамви.

SPCNS titles and rural DMV's

@@bart672 Have not tried that route yet but my father has had success so yep... that's a good option. was just curious if there was another route. I'm mostly tired of watching CA waste my tax dollars regardless. Clean rig BTW. Hope to cross paths on the road/trail one day.

I can only imagine what you saw in Baghdad and thank you for doing that.

They are by the bed, kitchen, and dining table. One down low by the fuse panel as I recall..

We're going to be back the day after Christmas so come out

Yes, they do

Yes the trailer is a Schutt Industries and it is rated at 1 1/2 tons. In theory, it should be able to haul my mother in law just fine

@bart672 ahhhh yeeee

Thank you R.Z. Would have loved to have you there. Please show up next year if you can.

I would say it's efficiency with a turbo is most pronounced during use under load. It's 2.0 liter turbo motor uses less fuel per hour as opposed to a larger motor with no turbo, that will use more fuel per hour pushing the same load. Cost for these units range about $6-8000 in super clean usable condition, or less for a beat one off GovPlanet. Thanks for watching.

Well it could have been an Officer's sidearm.. they are often issued all the "freshies".. haha thanks for watching and I doubt an officer would really have anything to do with some enlisted mans equipment...😁

So that's a no, I put it in there man

@@bart672 kinda thought so, but hey you got me excited their for a moment. But I dig it, I want to own my own hmmwv someday and I like your, and your generator. Sick setup

For sure.

Thank you for watching.

GovPlanet Auctions.

@@bart672 The auction humvee needs a lot of fix.All in bad condition.

@@chingychan6931then spend 20 plus k then if you can’t do shit

@@alexanderschmitz2327 Yes, well said. You have to be mechanically inclined to own HMMWV. They are not Toyotas. 🖖

Well said. Thanks for watching.

Much appreciated, thank you.

I can't post pictures on youtube, sorry, but send me an email and Ill see what I can do.. [email protected]

Nice. If you do get another HMMWV, try to get a 4 speed truck. M998 are all 3 speeds, and an extra gear makes a big difference on the highway. What I can say for 998's is that they are the best for off-roading due to their softer springs and more flex compared to the newer units.

@@bart672yea I had a M1025a2 slant back that had the 4 speed and it rode soooo well. I didn’t mind the 3 speed in the 998’s but yea when I got the slantback with the 4 speed I was absolutely sold on it. I don’t know if you’ve ever driven an M1009 cucv but they ride extremely smooth and that’s how my 1025a2 rode and my dumbass self sold them all haha

So yours is a 1985?

Hi. The short answer is yes for sure you can. The "no" answer would be if you have a REV truck with the geared fan drive cooling.. So if you are and ECV truck with an extended snout, it is a bit more involved than just the radiator and hood. You will need a non ECV cooling stack complete with the transmission oil cooler and power steering cooler bar attached (from a M998 or other non ECV) You will need stack mounting bars from 998. You will also need the headlight wiring harness from the shorter hood. I do believe the connectors are the same tho, and should plug in... Additionally, you will need non ECV hood mounts from 998. You'll need to ditch the longer ECV frame extensions, and then you'll be needing an M998 or other non ECV bumper plate to bolt up correctly. Don't forget the gaskets on the hood for your ECV lifting hooks... So yes you can but somewhat of a pain, but I understand some folks don't like the extended snout look.

Man that is awesome information!! so glad I emailed you… so what I wanna do is change out the motor to a Duramax anyway… so really just the short wires and the bumper plate??

@@tduncan9938 Ya if you are going Dmax then pretty much thats it, and the hood mount hinges..

Ok cool thanks!!! Enjoy your videos

Thanks for the compliment, I just subscribed, I like your truck too.

Can a VIN number have zeros? Because I’m interested on one of these but the first digits are all zeros.

@@rudyrw4146 Yes sir they sure can. Especially if it is a 9 digit vin, or originating from a SPCNS title (special construction)

@@bart672 I saw a vehicle that looked like a Humvee but the dealer has it listed as an H1 Humeer with a VIN number that has 11 Zeros and other 6 numbers so I was wondering if that is something that I should worry about, when it comes to insurance and other things (I’m new into this world of Humvees, forgive me if I’m ignorant )

@@rudyrw4146 mmph. Can't be a true H1 because they all start with a "1". I don't know what state you are in, so what I know is all California based...however, if it is a true 17 digit vin, it should compute on a carfax or should also be identifiable through ANY insurance company if you call them for a quote on it.... they'll tell you what it is. To me, it sounds like an "assigned" vin number from whatever state you are in... Just know that California WILL NOT let it in even if it is titled out of state-

I was accelerating onto a highway, then a sudden loss of power as I recall.

Let’s see, so it’s probably illegal to even drive through Cali with one?!

You’ll need to register out of state. Your best option is thru Dirt Legal. I have an M998 and an M1152. Both registered thru Dirt Legal with Montana plates and title

You are right, it is a build on a 1990 M998. Here in California we are forced to "build" an ECV out of an old title that was obtained before the 2018 title ban moratorium.. Thx for watching and good eye.