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Clayton Engineering Talus – other models: British amphibious tractors outside the named ranges, MB-4H to MB-764, 59.7 to 156.6 kW, 9.4 to 19 tonnes

Clayton Engineering Limited Talus MB-764 amphibious tractor
Pictured: Clayton Engineering Limited Talus MB-764 amphibious tractor

This page gathers the Clayton Engineering tractors the register could not assign to a named range. Clayton Engineering is a British maker of specialist amphibious vehicles that builds vehicles for off-road and waterborne use under the Talus brand; the listed types MB-4H, MB-764 and MB-H denote different power and size levels of these amphibious tractors.

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The register lists here 3 versions with 59.7 to 156.6 kW (80 to 210 hp), unladen weights of 9,380 to 19,000 kg, lengths of 4,475 to 5,486 mm and heights of 2,950 to 2,972 mm.

Talus vehicles from Clayton Engineering are used mainly for work in difficult, waterside or marshy terrain, for example on flood-defence and coastal-protection work, in wetlands and in disaster response, where conventional wheeled or tracked vehicles can no longer operate safely; the span from under 60 to over 150 kW shows the range from smaller to very large amphibious carrier vehicles.

When buying used, on these specialist vehicles the tightness of the buoyancy hull and its through-fittings matters most, along with the condition of seals and corrosion protection after use in salt or brackish water and the function of the drive and steering in waterborne mode; also check the engine, transmission and hydraulics as on heavy construction machinery, with parts and service for Talus vehicles only available through Clayton Engineering itself or specialist workshops.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Clayton Engineering Talus (weitere Modelle), Clayton Equipment (manufacturer)

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