Re: What's a Shop Mule?

Posted by D Smoker on March 25, 2001 at 15:49:39 from (64.41.39.116):

In Reply to: What's a Shop Mule? posted by Poppin' Johnny on March 25, 2001 at 10:42:00:

Shop Mule was a trade name used by the W.F. Hebard Company of Chicago IL. They built the small warehouse towing tractors used to move things around factories and warehouse, also during WW II to move things around on ships. The Hebard Shop Mules were built using IH truck and tractor components. We have an A14 Shop Mule. It uses mostly standard IH "A" parts with a few parts that Hebard fabricated. It's about 42" wide, 4' high, 7' long. They are neat little tractors. If you need more info email and I can put you in touch with someone who keeps a registry on them.

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