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Morris wrote:

Wotzit 791 is a Linn. 

Just incase I am correct, I will not be able reply as Tomorrow morning I am going on a road trip for a couple of weeks. 

Swishy,
Allis Chalmers.
LN700

Well dun

sorry for the delay (computers will do th@)

here is a Allis Chalmers U musta enjoyed



Yup tiz a
Allis Chalmers
https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSWgQQvchwypBX0n_yIx2FmT2pPh-jRMNNYRxviNyfhGbom-axR

Allis-Chalmers was a tractor manufacturer with a history going back to 1847, but it entered the 50s behind the leaders, International Harvester, John Deere and Massey-Harris. Throughout the 50s and 60s, they worked to keep pace in the battle for horsepower dominance and market share











WOTZIT 792
 

cya



 

It's as ugly as a hat full, must be Oshkosh or maybe Hendrickson

Probably the first though, they had a face only a mother could love


Paul

   

That grille has hints of FWD

Mrs
Gudday m8
U dun Good
Drinx 4 U

https://www.beercansplus.com/cdn/shop/products/100_9681_deca33b6-442b-4707-bbd5-0371c2fff7ba.JPG?v=1550415352

Tiz A
Oshkosh


 
Oshkosh Corporation, originally named the Wisconsin Duplex Auto Company, was founded in 1917 and developed its first four-wheel-drive truck, nicknamed "Old Betsy," which is still owned by the company. The company moved to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, in 1917 and was renamed The Oshkosh Motor Truck Manufacturing































WOTZIT 793
 
cya
 

The crane is a FWD ...there was a much better condition one parked at Postle St Coopers Plains some years ago,was in Just Trucks for $8000 which was kinda steep,IMHO.......anyhoo,the guy seemed to get evicted from the house ,and I wouldnt be surprised if the truck was scrapped.....Incidentally the engine is a Waukeshha 404 cu in.

Halfway there .What model FWD? Interesting Diffs for FWD

The one at Postle St was claimed to be a 1952 ,the crane is probably about the same ..Model HR