Video from Midwest Military Equipment invites the audience to take part in a complete 4 × 4 tactical truck test drive
A new video from an American company Midwest Military Equipmentwho specialized in vehicles and military parts, show in detail how it feels to drive Stewart & Stevenson M1078 In 1998, this truck, which was widely used by the US Army, was displayed in a relaxed test drive atmosphere complete with technical tips on operation, control panels, and vehicle systems.
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In the video, step by step is how to turn on the truck, including the way the electrical and ignition system works. The driver emphasizes the importance of checking air brake pressure – which must be in the range of 90 to 120 psi before driving – as well as the importance of activating the lighting system correctly so that the brake lights and turn signal lights can function properly.
The vehicle instrument panel displays information such as oil pressure, fuel, water temperature, and takometer – which is only available in the version with a hydraulic winch.
M1078 is part of the FMTV (Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles) family developed by Stewart & Stevenson in the 1990s. With a 4 × 4 drive, a 2.5 ton transport capacity, and the Caterpillar 3116 Diesel Turbo Diesel engine, this truck combines toughness and mobility, making it ideal for tactical transportation in heavy terrain. The cabin can accommodate up to three people, and this vehicle can be fitted with steel layers or modified into special variants such as running workshops, cranes, or hydraulic elevators.
According to Midwest Military Equipment, used units as shown in the video can be purchased at a price of around US$ 40.000. This US -based company is a leading provider for spare parts, customization, and sales of military vehicles to civil and collector customers throughout the country.
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Source and Image: Midwest Military Equipment – Instagram @midwestmilitaryequipment. This content is made with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
