SkyTrak MMV Rough Terrain Variable Reach Lift Fork Truck The U.S. Marine Corps uses this vehicle, known as the Millennia Military Vehicle, to load and unload cargo from trucks, aircraft, railcars and watercraft while supporting military operations. This vehicle was first fielded in Marine Corps service in 2001. MMV Specifications Prime Contractor: JLG Industries, Inc. Engine Make: Cummins Type: 4 Cylinder Turbocharged Diesel Model: 4 BTA 3.9 Aftercooled Turbo Horsepower: 116 @ 2500 RPM Fuel: #2 Diesel Transmission Make: ZahnradFabrik (ZF) Model: 4WG98 TS Speeds: 4 forward / 3 reverse Axles and Tires Make: ZahnradtFabrik (ZF) Type: Limited Slip differential (front) Tires: 15.5 X 25, 2 Star Radial Steering Modes: 2-wheel, 4-wheel, crab steering Boom Type: Telescopic Stages: 3 Forks 7,000 lb: 72"L x 2.5"H x 7"W (183cmL x 7cmH x 18cmW) 11,000 lb: 48"L x 2"H x 4"W (122cmL x 5cmH x 10cmW) Dimensions Length (max): 20'8" (6.3m) Width (max): 8'4" (2.5m) Height (max): 7'10" (2.4m) Max. distance from center load to tires: 30' (9.1m) Max. reach below grade: 1'8" (51cm) Wheelbase: 131" (3.3m) Ground clearance: 15.1" (38cm) Track width (tread): 7' (2.1m) Max. lift height: 42'4" (12.9m) Operating Specifications Turning radius: 16'4" (5m) Frame tilt: 10 degrees each way Hydraulic Reservoir Capacity: 41.3 gal. Fuel Tank Capacity: 35.5 gal. Boom Tilt Angle (max): 84 degrees Fording Depth: 25" (63cm) Additional Data *Air Transportable in C-130, C-5, and C-17. *Hydraulically controlled frame leveling. *FOPS/ROPS side mounted, enclosed cab. *Adjustable suspension operator's seat with seat belt. *Cab heater, defrost fan and air conditioning. *Safety glass for windshield and roof window. *Cold start kit. *Automatic fork leveling system. *Hydraulically actuated fork spread system at max. load. *Horn and back up alarm. *Full lighting package with blackout capability. *Safety Counterbalance valves on frame tilt, boom hoist, boom extend, attachment hoist and fork tilt cylinders.

Rear end shot shows the scratches in the paint which can be easily buffed out. BFGoodriches? A surprise for a building that was a Hoosier Racing Tires warehouse. BTW, This is photo #6002, meaning I passed 6000 this morning and didn't know it. Not a big deal, as my 5th Flickr birthday came and went last week without me remembering it.