Land Rover | Defender 110 Wolf TUM Tdi
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The Land Rover Defender Wolf (officially designated by the UK Ministry of Defence as the Truck Utility Medium (TUM) for the 110-inch wheelbase and Truck Utility Light (TUL) for the 90-inch wheelbase) is categorized under the "eXtra Duty" (XD) project.
The platform is highly modular, with configurations largely defined by the intended operational role.


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Core Variants & Classifications
The TUM HS (High Specification) typically falls into the following functional configurations:
  • GS (General Service)
    The standard troop and cargo transport configuration. These are typically soft-top (PVC canopy) variants, though hard-top versions also exist for specialized climates or duties.
  • FFR (Fitted For Radio)
    These vehicles are equipped with an upgraded electrical system, including a second alternator and specific mounting points for military communications (e.g., the Bowman radio system).
  • WMIK (Weapons Mount Installation Kit)
    A specialized, stripped-down reconnaissance and fire-support platform. It features a reinforced chassis to handle heavy weaponry (such as General Purpose Machine Guns or heavy anti-tank weapons), extensive roll-over protection cages (ROPS), and specific mounting outriggers.
  • Battlefield Ambulance (BFA)
    A specialized, high-roof medical version built on the 110 TUM chassis, designed to transport up to four stretchers or six seated casualties with dedicated medical equipment storage.
Environmental & Specialized Kits
Beyond the base configuration, the Wolf TUM is often found with the following specialized equipment "kits"
  • Waterproofed (Amphibious/Deep Wading)
    Fitted with a raised air intake (snorkel) and sealed electrical systems, allowing for deep-water wading (up to 1.5 meters). These are common with the Royal Marines for amphibious operations.
  • Winterised
    Includes an engine fluids heater to facilitate cold-weather starts, an electric heated windscreen, and additional internal heaters for the rear cabin to support operations in extreme sub-zero temperatures (down to -46°C).
  • REMUS Upgrade
    A post-service enhancement package often applied to surplus vehicles. This includes additional rollover protection (ROPS), vibration/acoustic matting for cabin insulation, and intensive corrosion protection (wax injection to the chassis and bulkheads).
Key Technical Characteristics
Regardless of the configuration, the Wolf/XD platform distinguishes itself from standard Defenders through these standard military-grade modifications:
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  • Engine
    300Tdi (chosen for its mechanical simplicity and ease of field repair compared to electronic alternatives like the Td5).
  • Electrical
    Standardized 24V military electrical system
  • Chassis
    Bespoke, reinforced frame with heavy-duty outriggers and specific rear load-bed reinforcement to handle higher payloads
  • Axles
    Redesigned, high-strength axles with upgraded internals, hubs, and casings, specifically engineered to withstand the rigorous MoD "Battlefield Day" testing requirements.
  • Recovery
    Equipped with four standard military recovery shackles and an integrated NATO tow hitch.
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