Cute Crawler
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Posted by Harold H on September 20, 1998 at 18:20:13:
Yesterday I went to an air show/fly in and saw a WW2 Army crawler that I had never seen before. It was a small crawler made by the Clark Company, the same one that made fork lifts, and was made in 1942 and was designed to be carried in gliders in Europe for air drops. According to the owner, Clark only made 13 or 15 of the crawlers. Then the Cleveland Tractor Company made 145 more to the same design. Again, according to the owner, most were left overseas. His was one of the first and was never sent overseas and he said that there are a few of the Cleveland Tractor Company versions which also were never sent overseas which still survice. He said there is one in the Air Force Museum. Is there anybody else on Tractor Talk who may have more information on this tractor or might have one? Harold H
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