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Manjimup Heritage Park > Records

BRUSH ELECTRIC TRUCK NO 18041

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c. 1960

Overview

This Brush Electric 'Pony' truck serial no. 18041 was donated to the collection by the Fremantle Hospital. It was used from the early 1960s until late 1992.

The following are the technical details:
Model HE 30, 2 ton, Motor No. F34599 Type
T60J4, 24/20 volts, 90 amps, 1400 rpm.

The truck is one of two originally donated, the other is on loan to the Dardanup Heritage Park.

Sticker affixed to the truck reads 'Vive Valeque FH'.

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cwa-org-35-2019.4

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Inscriptions and markings

BRUSH
ELECTRIC PONY
MODEL NO. HE 30
LOAD CAPACITY 2 TON
SERIAL NO. 18041
CONTRACT NO.
LOUGHBOROUGH ENGLAND

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