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Posted by Stan-in-AL on September 07, 2002 at 10:38:47 from (65.162.104.6):
In Reply to: How many ? posted by Matthew on September 06, 2002 at 23:48:15:
I don't know anything about the Clark, but a few months ago I was searching for info about Hough HA Payloader's, and found a site with some discussion about Clarkair tracked machines and I think I remember them being called Clark track tractor. I just now looked on the site that I thought it was on, but couldn't find it. You might start there and find a link to it. It's www.bigtoy.com
I have a Hough HA that I'm kinda restoring for use as a forklift in a machine shop. Does your's have the pallet-forks? I'm planning to just get forks from a junk forklift and make my own mounting frame, maybe mounted to the front of the bucket, though I'm not sure I'll have much lift capacity left with the forks that far forward. Good luck.
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