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9 hp trac loader what the heck is it?

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joel

11-17-1998 20:46:39




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My trac loader is powered by a 9hp briggs. it has 2 forward gears and 1 reverse gear. it has a ripper on the back. the tracs are 6" wide. the orignal color may have been orange. the hole thing is only about 5' in length. the loader will raise about 6'-7' high. the engine is in front of you but still between your legs while setting on it. there is no tags anywhere. or casting marks that I have found.the machine is belt drivin to the gear box. from the gear box to the clutches it has one chain. there is no hood.The machine seems to be built like a small tank very heavyduty. anybody with any pic or a name, anthing about this thing it would be greatly helpful.

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Walt

11-19-1998 17:00:39




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 Re: 9 hp trac loader what the heck is it? in reply to joel , 11-17-1998 20:46:39  

Sounds like an AgraCat, built in Berkeley, CA during 1950-60's. Send me your E mail address and I'll forward some pictures of mine and additional info.

Walt

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CHARLES IRLAND

08-24-2000 22:27:38




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 Re: Re: 9 hp trac loader what the heck is it? in reply to Walt, 11-19-1998 17:00:39  
: SOUNDS LIKE YOU HAVE ONE OF SEVERAL DIFFERENT POSSIBLE TRACTORS,FIRST BEING A MIGHTY MOUSE BUILT IN CHICAGO, OR AN AGRA-CAT NITHER IS VERRY RARE {HATE TO BURST ANY BUBBLES YOU MIGHT HAVE BEEN BLOWING} BOTH ARE TOUGH LITTLE TRACTORS BUT NOT AS TOUGH AS THE OTHER CHOICES. THERE WERE SEVERAL DIFFERENT COMPANIES THAT WERE ENLISTED BY THE WAR DEPARTMENT TO CONSTRUCT SMALL {BULLET-PROOF} CRAWLERS FOR THE WAR EFFERT IN EUROPE THOSE INCLUDE CAT,CLARK AND FORD TO NAME A COUPLE THE LIST IS VERY LONG. NONE OF THESE PARENT CO. WANT TO ACNOLEDGE THE EXSISTENCE OF THESE ORPHANS BUT THEY ARE REAL TREASURES KEEP DIGGING TO FIND OUT MORE. I HAVE EXPERIENCED WORKING ON MANY OF THESE ORPHANS IN THE LINE OF WORK I USED TO BE IN . I WAS AND STILL AM AN AVID DOZZER MECHANIC AND ANYONE WITH A FIND LIKE THAT IS A LUCKY PERSON.

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