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Is this a tractor attachment? :)
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mddorange
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Looks like the tractor is the attachment. Great find.
****** has always been great at adapting almost anything.
Back in the 60's when they got F4's from us, the first thing they did was put rearview mirrors in them so that pilots could easily see what was behind them.
Our pilots had to put them in themselves, because the US bureaucracy in its infinite wisdom had hire someone to do a lot of research and get it all approved up the chain and then go out for bids and get them approved before something so simple which saved lives could be done.
****** has always been great at adapting almost anything.
Back in the 60's when they got F4's from us, the first thing they did was put rearview mirrors in them so that pilots could easily see what was behind them.
Our pilots had to put them in themselves, because the US bureaucracy in its infinite wisdom had hire someone to do a lot of research and get it all approved up the chain and then go out for bids and get them approved before something so simple which saved lives could be done.
Streetcar
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In the 60s a roller manufacturer used Oliver engine and transmission in the roller. Some sheet metal was kept on the engine
2LaneCruzer
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Hmmm. It bears a remarkable resemblance to Thomas, the tank engine...suppose it's his illegitimate half brother?
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Yes that is interesting! Looks like they re-powered the switch engine with the ford tractor. I "thought" switch engines were all motor/generator powered but I could be wrong.
