Greetings John. Nothing on there looks like anything any of us recognize. I am thinking top of some sort...but I really don't know. Given how much welding was done, you would think it must have been structural? Some type of boom? I know well drilling companies used half-tracks post war...but that is a lot heavier machine. Archeological mystery!
Patrick Tipton
Branchville, NJ, United States
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I did cringe a little hitting that wrench...does it help that it was a flea market special? Wrench abuse prolly ought not be tolerated!We definitely have a lot of fronts opened up at this point. I am thinking we should be learning from history...WW2 would be fine....fortunately none of these vehicles are shooting back.....although the tools and cords in the shop are sneaky little boogers and are laying traps everywhere! I need some brave soldier to head in and rout 'em all out!As always Jay, your comments and support put a huge smile on all of our faces. Best!