Hello
Is it possible to recover stryker in the same way what KTO Rosomar on the picture?
Thank You for help
Christopher from poland
Thank You for help
Christopher from poland
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Yes, Strykers have basically the same tow points on the front and can be recovered in the same way.
The M984 HEMTT Wrecker can recover any vehicle with front tow point in that manner.
Some examples: of course I can’t find one of a Stryker.
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Negative, Ghost Rider.There’s a reason you can’t find any photos. They likely don’t exist.You can pull a Stryker by the front lugs, but towing by lifting is the front end is definitely a no-no. You could do it in an emergency situation, but lifting the front end will damage the rear suspension units. There’s a special system for it (which I happened to have photographed at Fort Sill) for recovering the Stryker - the Stryker Modular Catastrophic Recovery System .
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In action
From the manufacturer (Tru-Hitch Inc) brochure
http://www.truhitch.com/images/MCRS_brochure.pdf
H.P.
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That figures. One more reason we should have never accepted these pieces of junk. How much did we spend on a special recovery system for them?
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Hey, look at the bright side it’s another subject to model if and when they make it.
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Wow, those are some nice pictures.
From what book are those?
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The top picture comes from the DVIDS website :
https://www.dvidshub.net/image/5533702/us-army-europe-aims-fulfill-h8-shortage
H.P.
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I’m surprized you didn’t know about this one, given your apparent fondness for tractors and trailers.
I’ve offered the measurements and photos to the most likely candidate - we’ll see what happens. It’s only been a few months.
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I have seen the trailer/system. I didn’t realize it was specifically designed for Strykers.
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I was taught that this is the SRS (Stryker Recovery System). I never got to use one but have seen them running around.
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So there are no recovery Strykers?
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No I do not believe so.
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