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Looks like you will need one hell of a drop hitch! Hahahahaha
Well either a big drop hitch or a bigger boat. :)
I would worry about going to war in one of those. One hit in the right spot and POOF you are blown up. Hydrogen is more explosive that gasoline maybe? I think that the safety aspect and the problem with getting it refueled would be the deal breakers. But it seems that they have the refueling figured out. And the tanks are wrapped in carbon fiber materials which are super strong.
I wonder if a step ladder is standard with these things. It's a long step up into the cab. That reminds me of when I first learned to ride my bike. I had to stand on the curb and lean my bike over in order to get on the bike. When I was ready to stop I had to stop next to the curb so that I could get back off. LOL I didn't always make it at first.
[QUOTE=DJD;561334]Looks like you will need one hell of a drop hitch! Hahahahaha[/QUOTE]