621 Air Force Model Tug

Fuddy Duddy · Jul 17, 2015

Pretty neat looking tug. Might not be much good for anything. But still cool.
Thought I would share it. Not mine
Tug

Dr. Walt · Jul 18, 2015

Kinda neat. Place I worked at in So. California back in the late 60's manufactured vitrified clay sewer pipe, and my department made the Polyurethane Elastomer that went on the bell & spigot ends of the pipe. We hauled the Urethane over to the Production Dept. in 4000 gal. tank-trailers pulled by a WW2 Bomb Tractor. Our Bomb Tractor had a 4 cyl. Gas engine, 5 speed Trans., tractor tires with Turf Tread, & rear fenders that were 4 inch thick CAST IRON. Without the tank-trailer attached, this tractor would get up to 45 MPH - way too fast for something this small.

Doc :>)

sunbeam · Jul 18, 2015

One thing about it you will not hurt the rear finders that is not a rolled edge the finders are that thick.

dmbinva · Jul 18, 2015

A 621 would not have had a tachometer

Fuddy Duddy · Jul 18, 2015

I think also the engine would be a 134 ci in a 600. So it might be in the 800 series.

621 Air Force Model Tug

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