Probably pretty well as long as the rocks weren't too big, those things
were tough! (I know what kind of rocks some of you guys crawl over and
it's nucking futz <G>). I don't think the one in the video was but a lot
of Weasels were amphibious and could go cruising right over a lake or river.

Jeff DeWitt

nrs wrote:
> Great video! Looks like a lot of fun. How do you think it would do on
> rocks?
>
>
> Jeffrey DeWitt wrote:
>> I looked again, it's a Jeep FC 170 cab mounted on a Studebaker Weasel
>> Chassis.
>>
>> Would that be a Jeasel? How about a Jeeperbaker?
>>
>> Weasel in action!
>>
>> http://www.peeniewallie.com/2005/03/...easel_vid.html
>>
>> Jeff DeWitt
>>
>> Jeffrey DeWitt wrote:
>>> I THINK the cab of this is from a Jeep, the engine is from a Studebaker,
>>> and the chassis might be too.
>>>
>>> http://denver.craigslist.org/car/256390913.html
>>>
>>> Whatever the heck it is it would be cool all fixed up.
>>>
>>> Jeff DeWitt
>

 

Probably pretty well as long as the rocks weren't too big, those things
were tough! (I know what kind of rocks some of you guys crawl over and
it's nucking futz <G>). I don't think the one in the video was but a lot
of Weasels were amphibious and could go cruising right over a lake or river.

Jeff DeWitt

nrs wrote:
> Great video! Looks like a lot of fun. How do you think it would do on
> rocks?
>
>
> Jeffrey DeWitt wrote:
>> I looked again, it's a Jeep FC 170 cab mounted on a Studebaker Weasel
>> Chassis.
>>
>> Would that be a Jeasel? How about a Jeeperbaker?
>>
>> Weasel in action!
>>
>> http://www.peeniewallie.com/2005/03/...easel_vid.html
>>
>> Jeff DeWitt
>>
>> Jeffrey DeWitt wrote:
>>> I THINK the cab of this is from a Jeep, the engine is from a Studebaker,
>>> and the chassis might be too.
>>>
>>> http://denver.craigslist.org/car/256390913.html
>>>
>>> Whatever the heck it is it would be cool all fixed up.
>>>
>>> Jeff DeWitt
>

 

Probably pretty well as long as the rocks weren't too big, those things
were tough! (I know what kind of rocks some of you guys crawl over and
it's nucking futz <G>). I don't think the one in the video was but a lot
of Weasels were amphibious and could go cruising right over a lake or river.

Jeff DeWitt

nrs wrote:
> Great video! Looks like a lot of fun. How do you think it would do on
> rocks?
>
>
> Jeffrey DeWitt wrote:
>> I looked again, it's a Jeep FC 170 cab mounted on a Studebaker Weasel
>> Chassis.
>>
>> Would that be a Jeasel? How about a Jeeperbaker?
>>
>> Weasel in action!
>>
>> http://www.peeniewallie.com/2005/03/...easel_vid.html
>>
>> Jeff DeWitt
>>
>> Jeffrey DeWitt wrote:
>>> I THINK the cab of this is from a Jeep, the engine is from a Studebaker,
>>> and the chassis might be too.
>>>
>>> http://denver.craigslist.org/car/256390913.html
>>>
>>> Whatever the heck it is it would be cool all fixed up.
>>>
>>> Jeff DeWitt
>

 

Weasels are fun to drive. I got to spend an hour driving one in a dirt
field. Tracks were rubber cast over steel wire, most cracked and the wire
rusted out requiring some ingenuity to rebuild. Often heavy industrial drive
chains are bolted to the grousers.
I'm not sure how they would do on rocks, steel to granite doesn't sound too
tractiony. They have a low surface pressure as they were designed to invade
Germany from the North over snow. The FC cab is an improvement over the
canvas.
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty

 

Weasels are fun to drive. I got to spend an hour driving one in a dirt
field. Tracks were rubber cast over steel wire, most cracked and the wire
rusted out requiring some ingenuity to rebuild. Often heavy industrial drive
chains are bolted to the grousers.
I'm not sure how they would do on rocks, steel to granite doesn't sound too
tractiony. They have a low surface pressure as they were designed to invade
Germany from the North over snow. The FC cab is an improvement over the
canvas.
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty

 

Weasels are fun to drive. I got to spend an hour driving one in a dirt
field. Tracks were rubber cast over steel wire, most cracked and the wire
rusted out requiring some ingenuity to rebuild. Often heavy industrial drive
chains are bolted to the grousers.
I'm not sure how they would do on rocks, steel to granite doesn't sound too
tractiony. They have a low surface pressure as they were designed to invade
Germany from the North over snow. The FC cab is an improvement over the
canvas.
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty

 

Weasels are fun to drive. I got to spend an hour driving one in a dirt
field. Tracks were rubber cast over steel wire, most cracked and the wire
rusted out requiring some ingenuity to rebuild. Often heavy industrial drive
chains are bolted to the grousers.
I'm not sure how they would do on rocks, steel to granite doesn't sound too
tractiony. They have a low surface pressure as they were designed to invade
Germany from the North over snow. The FC cab is an improvement over the
canvas.
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty