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Anyone who has ever changed the spark plugs on their car should really be able to appreciate how hard a motor made by tying five six-cylinder automobile engines together, on one crank would be. These tanks show up in British test reports as well, often pitted against tanks like the Cromwell, in reliability or other tests, and usually coming out ahead. The British used these tanks extensively in combat. The larger hull to accommodate the A57 motor, and the motor itself added weight. The A4 has the honor of being the heaviest and largest standard Sherman. The massive A57 motor being installed at CDA It was produced in one factory (CDA) from July of 42 to November of 43 with 7499 built. It was the first Sherman version to go out of production. This tank had a longer hull, like its Lee cousin to accommodate the big A-57 motor. The US Marines operating these tanks in the states as training tanks, 22 of them for two months before they were replaced by M4A2s. Most were shipped to the Brits via lend-lease and many were turned into Vc Fireflies, making it the most common Firefly type. The A4 version never got the improved large hatch hull or T23 turret with the M1 gun. The Brits found it more reliable than their native power plants and liked it just fine. In US use they tried to limit it to stateside training duty. As complicated as this sounds, it was produced in large numbers and was reliable enough to see combat use, though not in American hands in most cases. A tank motor made from combining five car motors on one crankcase. It had a welded hull and used the A-57 multibank motor. This tank is the oddball of Sherman tanks. The Sherman M4A4 Medium Tank: The Medium Tank powered by the coolest Tank Motor ever. Do you know this Tank? Help Battlefield Vegas learn more about their combat vet M4A3 Sherman!.Drive and Shoot an Authentic WWII Sherman Tank! Get the Sherman Tank Site Discount!.The Sherman Tank Store Page: Item Previews and News.Airplane Stuff: Pilots Manuals, Reports, Surveys and Books.

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Downloads Page: The Place For Things Too Big To Post, Like Field Manuals And Tech Manuals, and Large Reports.The M3 Lee Medium Tank Page: All on one page, because Menu space is at a Premium.The M10 GMC: The first good American TD.The Sherman M4A4 Medium Tank: Proof Americans can make even crazy motors reliable.The Sherman M4A3 76W: The tank that would grow into the ultimate Sherman.The Sherman M4A2 76w: The most common Soviet Sherman.The Sherman M4A2 Medium Tank: Major Sherman Model rarely used by the US Army.The Sherman M4A1 76W: This first 76 Sherman into Combat in US Hands.The Sherman M4A1 Medium Tank: First and Last Produced.The Sherman M4 Medium Tank: Not the First Type into Production.The Sherman Tank Variant Page: Pages for each type of Sherman tank.

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M4 Series Loader’s Position: Where the loader loaded from.

M4 Series Gunner’s position: Where the gunner did his job.

M4 Series Commander’s Position: Where the Commander did his work.

Sherman Tank Turrets and Turret components.

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M4 Series Driver and Co Driver’s position page.

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Sherman Tank Fuel Systems: Fuel tanks, Lines, and Valves, plus Carbs and Injectors.Sherman Tank Fire Suppression system: The stuff to put out fires!.The Sherman Makers: Ten in the US, one in Canada.The Final Drives: The Panthers Achilles Heel, the Shermans Gibraltar.The Sherman Differential: Normally just Lumped in with the Final Drives, BUT NOT HERE!.The Sherman Transmission: A robust, and advanced Transmission for the time.Horizontal Volute Suspension System: 23 Inches of Ground Pressure Reducing Goodness.The Vertical Volute Suspension Page: Both early and late VVSS will be covered.Sherman Suspension and Tracks, the Page: An Easy to Find Place for Sherman Suspension Info.

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The Ford GAA Data Page: More info and technical Drawings and Manual photos than anyplace on the Internet.The Continental R975 Page: The Main Engine in the Beginning.The Links Page: An easier to find place for Links.Reading the Pen Charts from OOTCOR-Terminal Ballistic Data V.III.M4 Sherman Tank Small Arms Page: The Machineguns and their mounts, used on the M4 series.M4 Series Fire Control: How the Sherman aimed it’s gun.17 Pounder Mk IV and VII Gun Information page.Sherman, Lee, and variants, Gun Data Page.The Sherman Tank Site: The Place For All Things Sherman Tank.

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