Jun 22, 2019 · The pipeline truck is definitely nice to have, especially for a lift like the m108 bed which would be a bit tough to hoist with just the big forklift because of the boom. The m108 was delivered today. Looks almost as nice as it did a couple months ago. What a beauty!

1951 REO M108 Crane Truck This M108 Crane Truck has been in the same hands for nearly 15 years and was used by a local towing company until just a few years ago. The owner claims she starts and runs, the tires all still hold air.

May 7, 2018 · The M60 was a Light Recovery Wrecker, with a 15,000-pound drag winch mounted on the rear deck, while the M108 was designed to be a portable crane, used for material handling. Unlike the M60, the M108 was not equipped with a rear deck drag winch.

1953 Studebaker M108 Military 2 1/2 ton Crane Truck, 6x6 gas motor 37,000 miles. Everything works, truck gone through from bumper to bumper. Has front winch,...

1951 REO M108 Crane Truck. This M108 Crane Truck has been in the same hands for nearly 15 years and was used by a local towing company until just a few years ago. The owner claims she starts and runs, the tires all still hold air. Not sure I'd want to cruise along at this rig's top speed of 45mph with them beneath me though.

Mar 6, 2025 · My guess is that the crane body would be a nice addition to a newer model truck chassis. I no longer have a need for it and would like to sell it. $7500 negotiable. Come talk to me, it needs to go. Located in Lancaster County SC. Have more photos here: https://public.fotki.com/buzsmc/1951-m108-reo-6x6-w-1/ You can always reach me at 704-552 ...

Aug 21, 2014 · Just closed a deal on a somewhat rare 2.5 ton m108. You know ran when parked. If you peruse mv sights you have most likely seen her for sale for a...

Nov 7, 2024 · Someday ago, digging in my slide boxes, I found that one I enclosed, that - If I remember right, was a Reo M108 Wrecker/Crane (but it also could be Studebaker-made). I don't remember neither the location or the situation of the picture but we can see that this truck belonged to Italian Automobile Club that used it for truck recovery.

Quick video of how to operate M108 crane.

Jul 14, 2008 · Austin-Western built the wrecker cranes found on the M62 and M246 5-ton trucks, as well as the M60 and M108 2-1/2 ton trucks of this era. The fuel tank for the crane can be seen under the operator's station.