Dual Wheel Tandem AA spotted at Hershey

BRENT in 10-uh-C

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I am kinda suprised no one mentioned anything about this "Big Iron" truck in their postings... :cool:


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I saw it, too. It was attracting a lot of attention. I didn't take a picture, for some reason. I often wonder why I miss taking some shots, but one isn't very social behind a camera all the time.
 
I saw it. Historically trucks are not big attention getters at hershey, but I thought it was nice. Wasn't the asking price kind of high?
 
They were staying just up the road from Hershey in Grantville. The A and A-A trucks were being driven back and forth to the swap meet each dday. It was very nice to see them on the road!
 
I too saw this AA. It has a conversion made by Dual Duty.....and I don't think that it was for sale.

Here is a 1928-1929 Dual Duty brochure:

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Fordially,
Brad in Maryland
 
I love "AA" trucks. My dad had a "AA" truck with the dual high transmission. A friend had a "AA" fire truck that was a 10 pointer. I think the big draw back is the size and the room they take in a garage.
 
What kind of driven axle is that?
Just curious:
Seems to me, the ring-gear is sitting on the right side of the banjo.
Doing that in my "A", id have 1 foreward and 3 reverse?
Please wise me up...

Thank you
Christoph
 
That was a nice truck, talked with the owner, he bought it from the original owner. It had a livestock body on it originally, he plans to fit it with a coal delivery body. Bob
 
the rear axle appears to be a "tag" axle (not driven) . there to carry more weight !
 
Fantastic, I have an AA that has some of the tag axle parts on it and I need all the pics I can get, Thank YOU!
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