PTO for Ford truck
 

I have acquired a Servex winch for my Ford/Marmon Herrington gun tractor and need to find or make all the linkages and controls to get it working. I just spent a few hours at the South Australian Military Vehicle Museum checking out their vehicle to see how it all goes together. Most of it can be fabricated if need be except the PTO for the Ford gearbox. Does anyone have one to part with or leads to same. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated as would leads to any genuine other parts. I would like to know if they are a Ford part or made from another source too.

Maybe a little more information about your truck
 

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

Ford / marmon herrington pto.
 

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.

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

Pictures of winch/PTO
 

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

Ford gearbox PTO
 

Does this help at all?

See attached

Gun Tractor pic
 

This would have to be one of the best looking vehicles of the war I think.

http://idisk.me.com/oldcmp.net/Publi...808-155321.jpg

I agree
 

Especially when its packing...

I'd have to agree Keith. After getting an ugly duckling 12 cab F60L CMP this one would be second on my list if I were to ever own the real things followed by a Dodge D60L. :)

Oi! Who you callin' ugly?
 

Pardon? :nono:

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.