oldironman
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What are these used for.
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curtis larson
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Pulling tracks togather, so one can put the conecting pin in army tanks.
cumminspuller
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My vote is for pushing or pulling things apart.
NW Ohio Tim
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Somebody quick get Dave2 in here. He can post that there is obviously one spreader and one tightener...... then we can get on with going down the path blaming external_link or Bush for why we need tank treads.
Anonymous-0
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They are obviously pullers of some sort, but I bet you'd be bangin knuckles, tightening a heavy chin, the way those cranks are set up.
Brad Buchanan
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Well don't be silly! Those are obviously alligator dental tools
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smallercrawler
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Looks to me like SPREADERS, may be used on tires to spread sidewalls for boot installation?
Track jacks
One that will work on the M48/M60 and the M1 series tank.
Correct way to use em to back off the tension all the way, then they are really only pulling on a few track blocks at a time. You can see by the photo that even modern ones are not very large.
Rick
One that will work on the M48/M60 and the M1 series tank.
Correct way to use em to back off the tension all the way, then they are really only pulling on a few track blocks at a time. You can see by the photo that even modern ones are not very large.
Rick
Fordman6442
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First if my pappy was right was for an older woman and the second for a young one wanting to be older.
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