Morris C8 Quad | | | General characteristics | | Role | Gun tractor | | Crew | 1 + 5 passengers | | armour | none | | Capacity | | | - | | Length | 4.49 m | | Width | 2.20 m | | Height | 2.28 m | | Weight | 3.4 t | | Power plant | Morris EH, 4-cyl 3.6 litre petrol 70 hp, (52 kW) | | Suspension | Wheel, 4 x 4 | | Speed | 80 km/h road km/h off-road | | Range | 256 km | THe Morris Commercial C8 FAT commonly known as a Quad was an artillery tractor of the British and Commonwealth forces during World War II. It was used to tow larger artillery pieces such as the 25 pounder gun-howitzer and the 17 pounder antitank gun]]. A hoplite wearing a helmet, a breastplate and greaves (and nothing else). ...
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History The original artillery tractor design was by Guy on a Morris C8 4 x 4 chassis in 1937. As demand was greater than capacity, Morris took on production followed by other manufacturers later. The Quad had a 4 ton winch to pull it or the gun. Production of 10,000 plus vehicles was mostly by Morris Commercial Cars Ltd, Karrier and General Motors Canada.
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Variants - Mk I
- enclosed body (metal roof)
- Mk II
- Open top, with a roll-up canvas roof.
- Mk III
See also - Bedford QLD - 3 ton general service truck four wheel drive, 4WD, introduced 1941.
- Austin K2
- Canadian Military Pattern Field Artillery Tractor
- AEC Matador
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