► Photothread: Tractors of the Axis

[glushenko]

German tractor Lanz Eilbulldog HR9 D2531 towing captured Soviet 122-mm gun, the 1931 sample (A-19)

[Luftflotte2]

1. Hanomag SS 100
2. Lanz Bulldog with what appears to be solid rubber tires. Güterbahnhof meaning the train freight yard in the town of Böblingen.
source: ebay.de

[uncle]

Yes, more like a Faun

[Luftflotte2]

A Faun, two Kaebles and a Hanomag.
source: ebay.de

For completeness this is another pic of the scene. source: ebay.de

[Maxschnauzer]

This same type of vehicle has been identified on at least two other fora as an Austro-Daimler ADMK/WARK or ADMK Mulus. It doesn't look very much like the ADMKs on Holger's site and am seeking a positive ID on this unusual machine, which I'm confident will be forthcoming here.

[peeved]

Hi Max,

The pre-production ADMKs had a tracked suspension with two large road wheels per side. Especially that made them look different from series vehicles.

Markus

[Maxschnauzer]

Thanks very much or clearing that up, Markus. Here's another one. What is the large transverse flywheel sort of thing? Is that a drive belt or just a support bracket?

[Maxschnauzer]

Column of S-65's:

[Luftflotte2]

What I believe to be a 70hp International TD18.
source: ebay.de

[Leo Niehorster]

And towing what looks like a grader. That's interesting. Did the Germans have equipment like that?

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Leo,
I don't know if they built any but they certainly acquired some, like this Letourneau scraper (originally posted by Markus).

[Leo Niehorster]

Hi Max,
Many thanks. Learn something new all the time on AHF.
Cheers
Leo

[Luftflotte2]

source: ebay.de

[kerryboo]

Here is another crawler/grader combination of some sort,
Kerry.

[kerryboo]

Sorry, I had already posted this, my memory is far from what it was! Still unaware of the makers/nationalities,
Kerry.