Posted by gbs on January 29, 2012 at 18:26:00 from (71.54.129.108):
earlier post was asking about using tanks for tractors, here's a couple of photo's of them for construction equip. all M-4's one with double booms is powered by a 4-71 Detroit,other 2 look alike but are 2 different machines both were powered by gas 391 industrial fords if i remember the cid right all with 5 speed transmissions and 2 speed transfer cases between engine and tank trans,if i can locate them i have several photo's of different equip mounted on them,we also ran a small one that was called a spat it used a 327 with a 350 trans to power it,it was claimed on decent ground it would run excess of 40 mph never had the nerve to try it, was afraid of what might happen when trying to steer it
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