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ccc - Clarkat tug [1 of 2]
![ccc - Clarkat tug [1 of 2]](https://cdn.ipernity.com/200/77/62/51457762.f2f9cb38.640.jpg?r2 "ccc - Clarkat tug [1 of 2]")
Looks like an aircraft tug to me, dating from WW2.
[or possibly the tug for towing out bomb trollies ?]
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Turns out, from a little extra research, that it was both an aircraft tug, but also towed bomb trollies and other freight. The tricycle format probably gave it some extra manoeuvrability.
Built by a division of Clark Equipment, in the USA, during WW2. The firm still exists, building forklifts.
[or possibly the tug for towing out bomb trollies ?]
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Turns out, from a little extra research, that it was both an aircraft tug, but also towed bomb trollies and other freight. The tricycle format probably gave it some extra manoeuvrability.
Built by a division of Clark Equipment, in the USA, during WW2. The firm still exists, building forklifts.
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