Mack N0 7.5ton 6x6 Prime Mover
The Mack NO series was a heavy 11.5ltr-engined, 6x6 cargo truck. It was designed in the 1940s by Mack and was taken into U.S. Army service as an artillery tractor for heavy artillery, with some supplied to the British, Canadian and Free French armies. Development by Mack of an artillery tractor for the U.S. Army, with a payload of 7.5 tonnes to tow the 155mm “Long Tom” field gun and the 8-inch howitzer began in 1940.It had been intended for the 240mm howitzer too, but these were later moved by fully tracked tractors.
Production of the NO-1 commenced in January 1942. The NO-1 was the first in the series of five very similar vehicles and differed from the NO-2 in detail fittings only, plus it had a closed metal cab. 403 Mack NO-2s were delivered in 1943 with a further 1,097 of the NO-3 and NO-6, which differed only marginally from the NO-2, were delivered in 1943 and 1944. The last of the series was the NO-7 model, of which 188 were delivered in 1944 and 362 in 1945.
Supplied through Lend Lease to the British and Canadian Artillery regiments, they were also used by their engineer regiments. The Free French received some and many remained in service for decades with the final units sold by the BOAR in the 1980s.
- SKU: US131
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The Mack NO series was a heavy 11.5ltr-engined, 6x6 cargo truck. It was designed in the 1940s by Mack and was taken into U.S. Army service as an artillery tractor for heavy artillery, with some supplied to the British, Canadian and Free French armies. Development by Mack of an artillery tractor for the U.S. Army, with a payload of 7.5 tonnes to tow the 155mm “Long Tom” field gun and the 8-inch howitzer began in 1940.It had been intended for the 240mm howitzer too, but these were later moved by fully tracked tractors.
Production of the NO-1 commenced in January 1942. The NO-1 was the first in the series of five very similar vehicles and differed from the NO-2 in detail fittings only, plus it had a closed metal cab. 403 Mack NO-2s were delivered in 1943 with a further 1,097 of the NO-3 and NO-6, which differed only marginally from the NO-2, were delivered in 1943 and 1944. The last of the series was the NO-7 model, of which 188 were delivered in 1944 and 362 in 1945.
Supplied through Lend Lease to the British and Canadian Artillery regiments, they were also used by their engineer regiments. The Free French received some and many remained in service for decades with the final units sold by the BOAR in the 1980s.
- ManufacturerMilicast
- Unit of SaleSingle Unit
- Assembly StatusUnassembled Kit
- Scale1:76
- Age Level17 Years & Up
- Skill Level3 – Intermediate
- ThemeMilitaria
We ship to all countries World Wide. If you receive an error message "No shipping location available" or similar, please contact us directly by e-mail (info@milicast.com) and we shall assist. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Shipments outside the UK may be subject to Duty & Taxes from the government of the destination country. Payment of Duty & Taxes are the responsibility of the customer.
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All Goods remain the property of Milicast Model Company until paid for in full. Goods may only be returned by prior arrangement at the recipients' expense. Delivery and insurance charges are non-refundable. Claims for damaged/missing items should be made within seven days of receipt.
Any products purchased 'second hand’, (without proof of direct Milicast Model Company supply, or supply from an Milicast Model Company approved dealer, shop or agent), or any products part assembled or part worked on in any way, are not covered by this returns policy. Under these circumstances no returns will be accepted, however we may quote for the supply of parts to restore the product to full inventory.
