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New to the H3T - but not new to Hummers...

Clarke

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SE PA
Long time Hummer H1 owner - in fact I'm on Hummer #6 with Silvrzuki's H3T Alpha/Adventure that I just bought. Picked it up last month and after a cursory inspection drove it 2800 miles in a little over two days back to Pennsylvania! Silvrzuki's set his (mine now ) H3T the way I would have done it - so hats off to him for the support and patience with all my questions... My first mod was to add a radio antenna lost during his installation of the air snorkel. :)

I'll be wheeling the H3T for the first time in May at Black Mountain with THCI. Looking forward to learning how the "little" Hummer does offroad. Certainly it's a change from the H1's! I think it's my new daily driver...

I currently own a 2000 Wagon, a 2000 Slantback, a M1043 HMMWV, and a M1113 ECV HMMWV, plus now the H3T. Not much I don't know of haven't done with the H1. The H3 is all-new to me. My next job is to replace the front diff support bushing that failed on my way East. Doing lots of reading and learning.
 

RamRod

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Welcome! That's s great T that you picked up there!

Glad you found us here!


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Bigunit

Hammer Down!
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Welcome and congrats on the new to you T. I know the original owner of that rig and the rig itself very well and the original owner and Silverzuki took very good care of it
 

3Hummers

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Welcome and I think you will be pleased with how the T does offroad. Ts just walk up Escalator on Hell's Revenge. The wheel base helps them quite a bit in many situations but hurts them in a few. ( ledges ) Regret selling my 2000 slantback but you only have so much room for toys.
 

Clarke

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SE PA
Thanks David! Not sure if I'm taking the T or the h1 to Moab this year - I'll know more after i get to wheel it at Black Mountain in May.

Welcome and I think you will be pleased with how the T does offroad. Ts just walk up Escalator on Hell's Revenge. The wheel base helps them quite a bit in many situations but hurts them in a few. ( ledges ) Regret selling my 2000 slantback but you only have so much room for toys.
 

Clarke

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Clarke

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SE PA
I've had lots of fun in 16 years of Hummer ownership! Looking forward to starting a new chapter with the 'T. Not getting rid of the Slantback or the HMMWV's, but I might just well the wagon if the 'T turns out to be everything I hope. It's certainly quieter and nicer on the inside the my H1 wagon... I have lots to learn about wheeling something with a solid axle and all that stuff hanging down I don't have in the 1...
 

kflips

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Virginia
Hey Clarke. I think the build for my T is most up to date on my site here or threads here.

Clarke is a really ​knowledgeable guy on H1 and HMMWV as well
 
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