Did Chrysler build tractors ? ? ?

I need a new tractor for my farm and I heard that Chrysler tractors a good.

Is that true?

Yah, It was the first generation Abrahms tank. Unstoppable! Boulder in the
way. Blast it with the gun.

Really, I don't know off-hand if they made tractors. But, They probably did.
They made boats and snow-runner snowmachines and snowblowers also, as well
as air-conditioners for homes and businesses.
"Hans-Marc Olsen" > wrote in message
m...
> I need a new tractor for my farm and I heard that Chrysler tractors a
good.
>
> Is that true?

Yah, It was the first generation Abrahms tank. Unstoppable! Boulder in the
way. Blast it with the gun.

Really, I don't know off-hand if they made tractors. But, They probably did.
They made boats and snow-runner snowmachines and snowblowers also, as well
as air-conditioners for homes and businesses.
"Hans-Marc Olsen" > wrote in message
m...
> I need a new tractor for my farm and I heard that Chrysler tractors a
good.
>
> Is that true?

Plymouth made tractors years ago..


"Hans-Marc Olsen" > wrote in message
m...
>I need a new tractor for my farm and I heard that Chrysler tractors a good.
>
> Is that true?

Plymouth made tractors years ago..


"Hans-Marc Olsen" > wrote in message
m...
>I need a new tractor for my farm and I heard that Chrysler tractors a good.
>
> Is that true?

Hans-Marc Olsen wrote:
> I need a new tractor for my farm and I heard that Chrysler tractors a good.
>
> Is that true?

They still do, although they are semi-trailer tractors. Their
marketed under the brnads Freightliner, Sterling, Western Star. How
good they'd be at pulling a 6-bottom plow is debatable.

Now with the right attachment, a Unimog might have a chance at a 2- or
3-bottom in sand.

Hans-Marc Olsen wrote:
> I need a new tractor for my farm and I heard that Chrysler tractors a good.
>
> Is that true?

They still do, although they are semi-trailer tractors. Their
marketed under the brnads Freightliner, Sterling, Western Star. How
good they'd be at pulling a 6-bottom plow is debatable.

Now with the right attachment, a Unimog might have a chance at a 2- or
3-bottom in sand.

deadbeat wrote:
> Yah, It was the first generation Abrahms tank. Unstoppable! Boulder in the
> way. Blast it with the gun.
>
> Really, I don't know off-hand if they made tractors. But, They probably did.
> They made boats and snow-runner snowmachines and snowblowers also, as well
> as air-conditioners for homes and businesses.

Here's something wild from the 50's: a Chrylser V-8 hemi-powered air
raid siren:
http://www.victorysiren.com/

Some wav files of one fo the three remaining units still working:
http://www.victorysiren.com/x/wav/sound.htm

138 dB at 100 ft. 30,000 watts.
Advertised range: 4 miles. Under optimum conditions: 50 miles!

(Links are from the following thread on the 300M Club forums:
http://300mclub.100megs42.com/forums...pic.php?t=6910)

Bill Putney
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adddress with the letter 'x')


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deadbeat wrote:
> Yah, It was the first generation Abrahms tank. Unstoppable! Boulder in the
> way. Blast it with the gun.
>
> Really, I don't know off-hand if they made tractors. But, They probably did.
> They made boats and snow-runner snowmachines and snowblowers also, as well
> as air-conditioners for homes and businesses.

Here's something wild from the 50's: a Chrylser V-8 hemi-powered air
raid siren:
http://www.victorysiren.com/

Some wav files of one fo the three remaining units still working:
http://www.victorysiren.com/x/wav/sound.htm

138 dB at 100 ft. 30,000 watts.
Advertised range: 4 miles. Under optimum conditions: 50 miles!

(Links are from the following thread on the 300M Club forums:
http://300mclub.100megs42.com/forums...pic.php?t=6910)

Bill Putney
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adddress with the letter 'x')


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On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 13:16:54 -0600, Mike Behnke >
wrote:

>Hans-Marc Olsen wrote:
>> I need a new tractor for my farm and I heard that Chrysler tractors a good.
>>
>> Is that true?
>
> They still do, although they are semi-trailer tractors. Their
>marketed under the brnads Freightliner, Sterling, Western Star. How
>good they'd be at pulling a 6-bottom plow is debatable.
>
> Now with the right attachment, a Unimog might have a chance at a 2- or
>3-bottom in sand.


Not aware of a chrysler built tractor, but there were quite a few
"assembled" brands that used the Chrysler Industrial engine.

At least one model of Massey Harris used it (333 I think) and the
Co-Op, Norseman, and a handful of others.