CT-2

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CT-2 is one of NASA’s massive tracked crawler-transporters used to carry rockets and spacecraft between the Vehicle Assembly Building and launch pads at Kennedy Space Center.

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CT-2 canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf crawler-transporter
tracked vehicle
capableOf precise leveling of payload
transporting very heavy loads
connectsFacility Launch Complex 39A
linked to: Launch Complex 39

Launch Complex 39B
Vehicle Assembly Building
country United States
designSimilarTo CT-1
hasFeature diesel-electric power system
hydraulic jacking and leveling system
multiple operator control cabs
hasPart crawlerway tracks
infrastructureType spaceport ground transport
locatedInFacility Crawler-Transporter parking and maintenance area at KSC
location Kennedy Space Center
manufacturer Marion Power Shovel Company
notableFor being one of the largest self-powered land vehicles
operator Kennedy Space Center
NASA
ownedBy NASA
partOf Launch Complex 39
NASA ground support equipment
purpose transport mobile launcher platforms
transport rockets
transport spacecraft
route crawlerway between VAB and LC-39 pads
serviceEntry 1960s
status operational
usedBy Exploration Ground Systems
Launch Operations teams at KSC
usedForProgram Apollo program
Apollo–Soyuz Test Project
Ares I-X test flight
Artemis program
Constellation program tests
SLS launches
Skylab program
Space Shuttle program
usedToTransport Mobile Launcher for SLS
linked to: Mobile Launcher-1

Saturn V launch vehicles
linked to: Saturn V

Space Shuttle stack
uses tracked propulsion

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