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Old 04-08-17, 04:22
David Nicholson David Nicholson is offline
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Originally Posted by Lionelgee View Post
Hello David,

I found this photograph at the Australian War Memorial website. It shows a crane like yours being operated in Queensland.

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Lionel
Hey thanks Lionel!

My truck when found, was converted into a vehicle recovery truck, and worked it's civilian life as a tow truck in Walcha, NSW, Australia.

It had extensive steel plate added to the rear for towing cars by the front axel, it has the extensions added to widen front wheelbase.

I assumed that the duel wheels and extensions to the front would have been added when the tow truck conversion took place? Or did they have these wheels in military service?

Really appreciate the photo!
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