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Just purchased a clark truckloader. An oldy but a goody. Runs A1 and looks like it was originally painted red. Has a steel tractor seat and 4cyl flathead motor running on propane. Will lift 1000lbs.
Serial # TRB-26-487-5-62
Can anyone tell me its year of production or make of motor?
I am going to restore it so any info appreciated.
  • Posted 28 Apr 2011 15:06
  • By inventor
  • joined 28 Apr'11 - 6 messages
  • Ontario, Canada

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