Help Indentifying Running Gear

[cwaters624]

I would greatly appreciate any help/information that anyone could give me in Indentifying this running gear. Unfortunately the pictures aren't the best. This gear has been sitting in my parents barn lot for several decades now and I would love to know what it is, and if it's worth working on.

Any help is appreciated thanks.

 

[cwaters624]

Here is another picture of the running
gear.

 

[Leroy]

It is worth working on if you have use for a light duty unit.

 

[rrlund]

I don't know the brand,but if I had to make a guess,I'd say it used to have an anhydrous tank on it.

 

[cwaters624]

(quoted from post at 09:18:51 08/27/19) I don't know the brand,but if I had to make a guess,I'd say it used to have an anhydrous tank on it.

It may have had one at one time. But for the last 30+ yrs, until it rotted off, it had a short walled wooden bed on it

 

[DoubleR]

I second the old anhydrous tank converted gear. Looks like it would pull good down the road.

 

[Leroy]

It might have been anhydrous tank wagon BUT I have never seen one on a auto steer gear as that gear normally will want to weave all over the road as I am sure that one pictured will. It would only have been heavy enough to carry a 500 gallon tank as that is a light duty gear, probly a 3 tone rating, not over a 4 ton. All tank wagond in use today are king pin style so they will tow but are very hard to hook up. And you will not find one today of under a 10-12 ton gear. That is for a single tank version, no idea how heavy the twin tanks are as they were not uet out when I worked at delievering them to the farms. They are why I got my CDL with tanker and hasmat .