Combat Earthmover Deployable Tractor

Item Name Code (INC) 52117

Tractors, Full Tracked, High Speed: Federal Supply Class: FSC 2430; NATO Supply Classification Class: NSC 2430
Tractors: Federal Supply Group: FSG 24; NATO Supply Classification Group: NSG 24
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INC 52117 Combat Earthmover Deployable Tractor

A self-propelled vehicle with an operating speed of 30 miles an hour, deriving its traction power from two endless flexible rubber tracks. It is primarily used as an earthmoving vehicle and is capable of bulldozing, obstacle reduction, and winching operations. It is drive-on air transportable, and low velocity air droppable, and does not require transport support for tactical deployment. It has a six-way power-angle-tilt bulldozer, winch, enclosed cab, hydraulic power tool connections, and may have an armored cab. It can ford shallow streams at normal speeds, and cross country travel capability.

Additional Information for Combat Earthmover Deployable Tractor

The Combat Earthmover Deployable Tractor is a type of tractor that falls under the supply class "Tractors, Full Tracked, High Speed" in the supply group "Tractors."

This specific type of tractor is designed for combat and engineering purposes. It is equipped with features that allow it to perform tasks such as earthmoving, excavation, and construction in challenging terrains. The Combat Earthmover Deployable Tractor is built to be highly mobile and capable of operating in various environments, including rough and uneven terrain.

Its full-tracked design provides excellent traction and maneuverability, allowing it to navigate through difficult conditions. The high-speed capability enables the tractor to quickly move from one location to another, enhancing its efficiency in combat and engineering operations.

Overall, the Combat Earthmover Deployable Tractor is a versatile and powerful machine that plays a crucial role in military and engineering applications, particularly in tasks that require earthmoving and construction capabilities in challenging environments.