WC:
I have said before that I have towed a broken down M3A1 White half-track out of the wild woods of Staten Island on more than one occasion with my M-37 3/4. The half-track was nine tons. Not a whimper from my Dodge even after flat towing the broken half-track two miles on paved streets to the half-track's home.
The major tow was from mid Manhattan to Staten Island with our Dodge WC-62 1 1/2 ton Dodge towing the same half-track (blown manifold gasket in a Veterans Day parade) and me running chase with my WC-56 CC. When we got "home" to S.I., we couldn't avoid a steep hill. To much for the big Dodge so we hooked my CC to the front of the 1 1/2 tonner and we both pulled the half-track up and over the hill.....
One day years later, a Huey had trouble and landed on a huge field near my house. The field was muddy but my M-37 easily made it up to the Huey to see if I could help. The Army called the local NG unit and they sent out a wrecker and a low boy truck and trailer. Both vehicles got halfway to the Huey and me and both vehicles sunk to the axles in mud. Stuck. So they called another 5 ton wrecker. He didn't even get as far as the first two.
Now, three 5 ton trucker stuck. I asked the drivers if they wanted me to pull them out (I was kidding, but those guys had no sesse of humor that day). Heck, my M-37 was driving through the mud in 4 wheel drive and first gear and never even paused). The Army had to call a civilian wrecker (one of those tractor trailer monsters) who stayed on dry ground and winched all the trucks out. They gave up of getting the Huey on a flat bed and it took two days but they had aviation maintenance guys fix the chopper and they had to ask the city for permission to fly it out, and they did..
Those Dodges were super tough......hence the true life name Threetoughtrucks.......... I always said in compound low my M-37 would drive up a wall....
TTT
Sometimes I am the windshield, sometimes, I am the bug.
... Says it's in southern Ohio , hmmm , wonder where exactly which local they're referring. 
... Sounds really fast too. Faster than I thought it did , RPM wise. 
It had to come from BadCat, as for whatever reason, the two TRUs in my area (plus the third one a ways down the road) have thus far not gotten in this peice, despite saturation elsewhere. 
