I thought this was kinda interesting. I was wondering if Scrubpuller is one of the operators ! The following description was on the same page as the photo. Historic photographs of roads, tracks and bridges, Cooma to Kosciusko, New South Wales, 1930-1955.
Yair . . . Fair go mate, I'm not that bloody old! (grins) Interesting photo, unusual to see a scraper of that vintage with such a stout looking sunshade . . . almost looks like a ROPS. Cheers.
Pretty sure that's post-1945, so it could be you, Scrub There were a few cut-down Sherman's in the UK, one or two in agriculture, some muck shifting. Wouldn't want to foot the fuel bill or keep 'em in shoes.
This bloke has one that will slurp 13 litres every 100 yards. http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-...preserving-australian-farming-history/8017194
Based on the frontal bolting that was probably a M-3 Grant not a Sherman.
http://thechive.com/2015/08/18/it-left-a-mark-during-action-in-n-africa-m3-leegrant-tank-60-photos/