British Gun Tractor for Long Tom
 

I was able to capture theses images from a DVD showing a British 155mm Long Tom being towed. Dose anyone recognize the type of truck being used? It looks like it is some type of general service truck, possibly a Mack.

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Mack NO6?
 

From my book, draft formL


This is another of the official pictures taken by Stuart Bale photographers for Pearson’s for the official records, and is captioned ‘7 1/2 Ton Mack S/M 6242’. This time it shows a Model NO6 assembled in Allentown or East Allentown, Pennsylvania and supplied under Demand S/M 6242. Census Numbers allocated were H 5589005 - 5589104 and 5837426 - 5837549, for ‘Tractors 6 x 6 Super Heavy’. This vehicle has a wooden body and Gar Wood 5 MB winch and was intended to tow the 155 mm gun, but when photographed had evidently been converted to a load carrier as the Census Number has an “L” prefix before ‘5559024’ which may have been a mis-stencilling for ‘ 5589024’. Note ‘CAUTION LEFT HAND DRIVE’ on the rear. This view is looking north from the triangular ‘gravel yard’ site towards Grinfield Street, just opposite its junction with Mason Street.

Side view
 

Another shot of the Mack