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He used to have trouble reversing out of his driveway until . . . 

Doesnt know if he is coming or going

In the Doctor Do-little story of many years ago, there was a goat-like animal that had a head at each end.  It was called a Push-me-Pull-you.  Maybe this is where the idea for this came from.

I have been trying to find a picture of a complete Howard Shunting Tractor. There was one sold at the Museum sale in Cowra. While it had a bonnet on one end both ends had headlights. The driver's seat was a wooden bench, or more correctly 2, one front and one rear of the cab, with a vertical steering wheel between them. It was set up so you looked out the window above the bench seat facing you. I can't remember the setup of the other controls. The NSW Railways brought most of them. Unfortunately all the photos I have found have been of incomplete, rusted out, wrecks

Like this one?
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The American Coleman company built a lot of airport tugs with two of the Chevy/GMC advanced design cabs mounted back to back like that. I can Not find a picture right off???

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Yes Sir, Grandad.. Thank you for hunting that photo up..

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Thanks for the photo but that's not the style I am thinking of.  The one I saw had the steering going straight down through the floor and a very square cab with bench seats facing each other. I am sttll trying to find a photo of one.  The sign said it had a 2nd gearbox for direction which gave 4 speeds either way and 4 wheel steering  
 

found the photos I was looking for. They were so old they were almost on film!