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NEWS
| Sept. 24, 2021
HMMWV: New Articulating Tow Bar
Photo courtesy GTA 55-01-001
Soldiers, the Army has a new light articulating tow bar (ATB) that allows you to assemble and connect the tow bar to your HMMWV while the vehicle is shut down and in
park
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The ATB weighs only 69 pounds and provides a 2:1 safety factor. That makes it stronger and safer than previous HMMWV tow bars. It requires only a driver and two ground guides, and takes only two minutes to connect. Just position the towing vehicle within the hook-up zone for connection.
Details about tow bars, in general, and the new ATB specifically (para 5.3, page 21), can be found in GTA 55-01-001,
Tow Bar Smart Book
(Oct 2019) at:
https://rdl.train.army.mil/catalog-ws/view/100.ATSC/AB5D6C75-FBB6-450C-B1F5-07E6F9BD4A90-1573060111406/gta55_01_001.pdf
In the GTA, the NSN for the new ATB is listed as “pending.” To view the NSN, grab your CAC and click on the link below:
https://www.milsuite.mil/book/docs/DOC-1054268
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