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M26 Draggin Wagon


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Posted by El Toro on January 08, 2015 at 05:31:11 from (96.244.7.206):

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The Knuckey Truck Company in CA built these trucks during WW2 and the Pacific Car & Foundry
in WA also built them. They used A Hall Scott
gas engine. We ran one of these engines on a stationary dynamometer for 1000 hrs. There was
no wear on the crankshaft or bearings. Knuckey truck also built this field dynamometer after the war known as the M7 and the trailers. They all had the same chain drive as the M26. The M9 was a medium dynamometer had the same chain drive. This vehicle had a 500hp Ford engine and a Reo engine. It would hold a drawbar pull of 20000 lbs. Later a small dynamometer was built known as the M8 using a Ford truck with a retarder. It was for light vehicles. I think they still have it. Pac Car also built the M578
a light recovery vehicle. We tested it in the 1960's ran drawbar & cooling tests. We also ran a lot of winch tests using an M48 Tank for load and the M578 was sitting on top of a 40% black top slope. It was a very good vehicle we used a load of 60000 lbs when winching in and 30k when paying out. The only problem was the hydraulic oil over heated quickly. So we installed an oil cooler to circulate the hydraulic oil. Anyone remember the Goers? The 8 and 16 ton. We sank one of the 16 ton during an amphibious test. Several of us got wet. No damage to engine. Hal


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