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28-11-08, 17:55
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Hello Jared,
Attached photo is from the Clarktor-6 which resides here in the shed. The serialnumber is CM-33-441807 and this number can be found on the chassis rails near the rear axle and also on the rear beam behind the rear wheels. This example was pulled out from a 30-ft high pile of scrap which had to be cleared after having been there since the early 50's. In the meantime the restauration has been finished. Although this example is a light-duty version it pulls my Staghound through the grassfield with ease.... According to the manuals (War Department TM10-1637 and the Clarktor published "Clarktor-6 Service Manual") there are 3 models, the "light duty" , the heavy duty "Mill 44" and the heavy duty "Mill 50". Engines used are Chrysler T105, T125, T112 or T116 models. With best regards, Marco Hogenkamp Lichtenvoorde The Netherlands
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Staghound F215633, 12th Troop "Sergeants Car" XII Manitoba Dragoons 
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29-11-08, 19:59
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I had a heavy version here
Gave it to Simon Bormley in Blackburn.
The engine was a 1941-45 T214 Dodge unit, three speed box ( I think standard Dodge) and Clarks made the reduction drive rear axle. Easy to identify the heavy version as the cast iron rear wings / fenders are 4" thick. Clarks made loads of other stuff in the way of axles and transmission parts for GMC DUKW I remember. Gordon
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