Not a warbird but it towed a few in it's day

[RAMC181]

Here is a nice Moto Tug, followed by a bit of a project with a few post-war additions:

We got to borrow that very same Moto-Tug for an event at the former RAF Bury St Edmunds this month...





All the best,
PB

[Second Air Force]

I would REALLY like to find one of those to restore! Thanks for the updated photos, Paul.

Scott

[the330thbg]

beautiful restoration job for such an ugly mug!

[DocThrock]

My 1942 Clark Mill-44 "Smokie" hard at work at Sloshkosh 2010:

[davekirsten]

I believe this is a 1944 Clarkcat Tug. I purchased it several years ago from Kent Blankenburg at Pine Mountain Lake in California. More photos here: https://picasaweb.google.com/1072016634 ... 1/ClarkTug

[Speeddemon651]

Here is my Clarket. It was originally delivered to United Airlines at National Airport May 27, 1963 as a baggage cart but it does a good job with the T-6

[whistlingdeath77]

Save it or I will!

[seabee1526]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/50697352@ ... otostream/

[Chris Brame]

Good time to revive this thread, as I just now dug up and digitized these last two shots of tow tractors (here used as "trackless trains") from the Mercury Mfg. Co. files:


A-20G? "2554" is scribbled on the nose but it doesn't match any A-20 serial, and Douglas production #2554 was a B-18.


A-20As, pre- or early wartime from the insignia, but the censor got the numbers.