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Power Wagon T-Shirts are now available for purchase on-line through the Store.
They are only $15.00 each plus shipping.
Shirts are available in sizes from Small thru 4X and are Sand in color.
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Not ever been in the M-37, I'm wondering if anyone could tell me if there is any difference in the ride (comfort or lack there of), between the M-37 & the early FFPW's.
Although the M37 has a shorter wheelbase and would be expected to offer a more choppy ride, the M37 ride experience is probably softer, seeming nicer, due to spring rates.
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Power Wagon has much more aggressive springs, thus a stiffer ride.
The 1 thing we hear more than any other is the fact that the accelerator pedal is up on the hump in a Power Wagon, where as in an M37 it is down low in the normal position, much more comfortable for the driver. This 1 issue has steered lots of potential owners away from PW's, and into M37's. This seems a really sensitive issue for older drivers. Some have sold PW's and acquired M37's because of this single issue. Most of our customers who request a Cummins engine conversion in a Power Wagon love the fact that it is easy to move the pedal off the hump and into the normal low position when repowering with an all electronic Cummins.
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