PTO for Ford truck

[Phil Waterman]

Hi Jack

Your post described your truck as a Ford/Marmon Herrington gun tractor, which some of our readers will know exactly what you have, then there are the rest of us. So may be a year and a picture, would help some us who might have parts book sitting our shelf with and explode view of the linkage you are looking for.

Besides I always enjoy seeing what restoration projects people are working on.



Cheers Phil

[John Mackie]

Hi jack. the pto you require was most likley made by G well. they made bag loaders and tipping bodies for trucks in the 40's and 50's. I think I can help you out. I yhink you mey have my phone number.
John.

[cliff]

Originally Posted by Phil Waterman

Hi Jack

Your post described your truck as a Ford/Marmon Herrington gun tractor, which some of our readers will know exactly what you have, then there are the rest of us. So may be a year and a picture, would help some us who might have parts book sitting our shelf with and explode view of the linkage you are looking for.

Besides I always enjoy seeing what restoration projects people are working on.



Cheers Phil

It will be one either a 1939 (1st photo) or a 40/41 model as pictured below.

[Allan Currey]

Hi Jack,
Is the SA Museum tractor winch drive all complete? If you have any pictures to show that would be great.
Allan

[jack neville]

Originally Posted by cliff

It will be one either a 1939 (1st photo) or a 40/41 model as pictured below.

Cliff,

It is a 41 model as in the second photo and shown above by Keith and Tony at Corowa this year. The first photo shows a 39 Ford 1 ton ute leading the parade which shares the same roadster cab as the gun tractor. I also have one of these utes which I am currently restoring as well.