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were kept to a minimum with all luxury items such as electric windows, heated seats, radar detector omitted for simplicity. Vehicles were supplied as a mixture of 12 and 24 volt FFR variants, their powerplants being either the standard Td5 turbodiesel engine, or some 3 litre BMW units. The contract was cancelled in late 2004 after the German government opted for one with
Mercedes Benz who supplied their G-Class (the military version is also called 'Wolf') in various forms, and a small number of these last batch vehicles were imported and immediately sold-off to the private market.
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973:: used Ricardo-based WMIK modded from Defender chassis; these were used by Vytautas the Great Jaeger Battalion operators, produced between 2005 and 2007. Lithuanian WMIKs have a fourth seat for a rear gunner, Plasan-made mine blast armoured system, 24V radio supply with Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) suppressor, self-recovery winch, and Oxley infrared light.
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To reduce noise and heat from the transmission in compliance with health and safety rules, a special heavy duty matting system was designed for the Wolf by 'Wright Off-Road'. These mats weigh approximately 30 kilograms (66 pounds), and consist of mats to cover the footwells and transmission tunnel.
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To keep in line with MoD policy to simplify the stores chain, Wolf vehicles were fitted with 24 volt electrics. This meant supply of simple electrical items such as bulbs was now the same as the rest of the vehicle fleet. FFR (fitted for radio) variants gained a second alternator specifically
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tyres were felt to be better, but more expensive; and classed as an approved second choice as used on
Winterised / Waterproofed Wolfs. Goodyear G90 tyres have been in service on military vehicles for over 20 years. Wolf wheels were the HD wheels available on Defender at the time. Aftermarket wolf
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placed an order for a fleet of Land Rover Wolf vehicles for security and law enforcement forces. The fleet consisted of high capacity pick-ups, vans, and station wagons. All fleet vehicles were ordered in
Bonatti Grey with white roofs (last batch vehicles had grey roofs), and the electrical systems
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The expedition was cancelled only days before the planned departure date, and most of the fleet were auctioned off to the general public. These distinctive vehicles (as well as their high level of equipment, they are painted in the TransGlobal's gold livery) are desirable expedition vehicles, and
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operate the waterproofed version for amphibious assaults. Fitted with a 'periscope' snorkel, waterproofed electrical systems and instruments, and prepared with grease and graphite lubricant on practically every moving part, these versions can run with the entire vehicle submerged if needed. The
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was fitted in all conventionally bodied vehicles, and some Wolfs were later upgraded with an extra front roll cage. It is worth noting that this 'roll cage' is not mounted to the chassis, merely the rear body tub, and has questionable benefit were the vehicle subjected to being rolled over. The
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is considerably different in design to the standard
Defender chassis, even though it looks similar. The side walls are standard, most of the rest is bespoke. The additional rear load bed mounting was to take increased weights as the standard chassis kept punching big dents in the rear floor.
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Chassis made after the production run (service chassis) are slightly different, later ones have a triangular reinforcement behind the front outriggers, none of them have the front round tube going through the main chassis walls as it is more costly to tool and produce although it is stronger.
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tailgate is held open by struts to allow water into the vehicle to prevent it floating away, and to allow water to rapidly drain after reaching the shore. In training exercises, the vehicles are operated in depths so that the driver's head and shoulders are clear of the water.
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expedition in 1998. These vehicles were essentially arctic-prepared military models (with 24-volt electrics, convoy lighting, military-spec air intakes, internal insulation, and the standard Wolf chassis and suspension upgrades), combined with expedition gear, such as
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The Wolf was marketed in other countries than the UK, but many foreign military Land Rover procurement agencies felt they did not need the extra strength and reliability of the Wolf because the older models had passed their own testing, and Wolf was too expensive.
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WMIKs made from the factory had two outriggers in the middle of the chassis instead of just one on a standard Wolf chassis. The second outrigger is to take the extra load of the gun mounting. Many WMIKs were converted from Wolfs and kept one outrigger.
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to avoid the additional cost. There were also unfounded Health and Safety (H&S) concerns about the gases involved in welding a galvanised chassis, due to the fact that supplying correct respiratory protection to welders would negate this problem.
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Afghanistan, "an average of one of these vehicles a week" was lost to enemy action, and with replacements often arriving late, a "fifth of the fleet" of WMIKs was currently "damaged or has been destroyed by enemy fire".
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that allows the vehicle to wade through water up to windscreen level. Winterised versions are fitted with an engine fluids heater to pre-warm the engine, a heated windscreen, and heaters in the rear cabin.
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upgraded its Wolf fleet with Front Roll Over
Protection System, rear retracting seat belts, Wright off-road front and rear anti vibration acoustic matting, wax injection of chassis / bulkhead, and chassis
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Small numbers of ex-military Wolfs have also entered the civilian market. These are usually examples that were crash-damaged in military service and auctioned off, to be rebuilt by their new owners.
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The Wolf was tested, rejected, upgraded, and tested again, before the
Ministry of Defence was satisfied. It is far stronger and more reliable than the Land Rover Defender on which it was based.
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vehicle, known as
Project Pulse. This was also won by Land Rover, with a version of the ultra-long wheelbase Defender 130. Whilst not officially a 'Wolf', the 130 ambulances (with bodies by
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Defenders was the Td5. The Ministry of Defence preferred the 300 TDI for the Wolf because the electronics in the Td5 were more complex to manage in the field.
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417:. There were reports that some of this equipment was to be sold at below cost once operations in Iraq were completed as the Treasury had refused to cover the cost of replacement.
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were dangerous and too tight in the lockers, the unusual shaped doors were simply to take full jerry cans more easily. They were never meant to be watertight.
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kept breaking. The axle was therefore redesigned using stronger internals, hubs, and outer casing, making one of the strongest Land Rover axles ever made.
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1616:"A WMIK Land Rover, 1st Battalion Royal Irish Regiment travel past one of the many burning oil wells as they take part in the invasion of Iraq, March 2003"
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British Land Rovers are the relocation of the spare wheel to a position under the rear of the load area, a galvanised chassis, and the Isuzu engine.
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The MoD has sold off most of the fleet of Wolf 90 Land Rovers because the Bowman radio system is too heavy for it. The 110 version remains in service.
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caused the mountings to break free, and it was too heavy for the bonnet. There are three versions of mounting: soft top, hard top, and quick release.
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1035:: acquired 100 Defender-110-based vehicles in 2012 in a contract against the Marrua. In 2019, 54 of them were being sold on a swapping basis.
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roof was far simpler to manufacture over the raised height of the roof-bars than the Defender aluminium roof. The production was outsourced.
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1693:"El Ejército de Uruguay se deshace de sus Defender a cambio de camiones"
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1667:"El EjĂ©rcito Nacional de Uruguay adquiere 40 vehĂculos tácticos"
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The chassis on all Wolfs was sprayed internally with
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468:The testing was extremely rigorous, and Salisbury
1113:"Army forced to sell Land Rovers bought for Iraq"
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1985:, vehicle timeline, 1940s–present
1910:Tracked vehicles without armament
1221:. South Wales Argus. 27 June 2008
1111:Smith, Michael (2 October 2004).
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139:Dutch Marines Land Rover Defender
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1243:Morrison, Bob (11 April 2020).
1168:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
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1819:Land Rover 101 Forward Control
1814:Land Rover 1/2 ton Lightweight
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1673:(in Spanish). 16 October 2012
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1418:Defense-Studies.blogspot.com
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1552:. 23 September 2019
1125:on 25 November 2004
1118:The Daily Telegraph
1051:Land Rover Perentie
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885:Land Rover Perentie
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331:Truck Utility Light
326:Ministry of Defence
318:Land Rover Defender
2370:Range Rover Evoque
1896:Scammell Commander
1722:Burr, Tim (2009).
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1525:UK Defence Journal
1371:on 24 October 2019
1305:EliteUKforces.info
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1401:on 16 April 2008.
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788:TransGlobal
736:Afghanistan
494:spare wheel
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284:Operational
260:69 hp/tonne
248:; 111
98:August 2010
2558:Categories
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2291:Series III
1983:Land Rover
1865:Bedford RL
1809:Land Rover
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721:MILAN ATGM
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1129:12 August
1099:Burr 2009
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