The M32 could be based on any version of the Sherman, with the M32 being based on the M4, the M32B1 on the M4A1 and M32B2 based on the M4A2 and M32B3 based on the M4A3. …

M32B3 model: Ford GAA V8 gasoline engine; 450 hp (336 kW) at 2,600 rpm; Payload capacity: 10 short tons (9.1 t) [2] Transmission: Spicer manual synchromesh transmission, one reverse …

Nov 11, 2024 · An M32B3 HVSS, a Ford M4A3 that received an Automatic Tow Hook in 1945 (before its service in Israel) at the Batey ha-Osef Museum (Tel Aviv). These M32s were re …

It is thought that PSC used the same sand shield attachment strips on its M32B3 conversions as on its M32s and M32B1s. The slightly longer hull of the M4A3 resulted in a pair of gaps …

Oct 22, 2023 · Based on the M4 Sherman tank chassis, this recovery vehicle concept was developed in World War II. This model was used through the 1950's. Erected by U.S. Army - …

M32B3 – M32s converted from M4A3s. M32A1B3 – M32B3s brought up to M32A1B1 standard. M32B4 – M32s converted from M4A4s. M74 armored recovery vehicle – Upgrade of the M32 …

The vehicle being offered, M32B3 ARV, was originally built by Ford Motor Company sometime in 1943 as an M4A3(75) medium tank. It was converted to an M32B3 ARV probably in 1944 by …

Aug 20, 2019 · The M32A1B2s were M32B2s with HVSS and, similarly, the M32A1B3 was the M32B3 with HVSS. The M34 offshoot became a dedicated Prime Mover vehicle pulled from …

M32B3: TRV based on the M4A3 hull. There were 318 of these tanks converted. M32B4: TRV based on the M4A4 hull. One pilot model made, not approved for production. T14E1: was an …

Next M32B2 were powered by a General Motors 6046 twin diesel, the M32B3 a Ford GAA V8 which ran the highest at 2,600 rpm. Thus they diverged in capabilities, having a range of circa …