The Cleveland Tractor Co.
Cleveland, Ohio U.S.A.
Cletrac.org

Dedicated to the Cletrac and Oliver crawler employee, collector, enthusiast, and connoisseur.

Please help support our site with a business card sized display for only $20 per year. It will help your business with focused exposure and help defray some of the expenses of the site.

I will be adding many things as time goes on. Please feel free to send me any suggestions that you have.

Photo Album
Advertisements & Classifieds
Cletrac Discussion Forum
Cletrac Chat join in on live chats regarding Cletrac and Oliver crawlers
Specifications and Technical Information
Related Links
Parts Sources share with us your source for parts or substitute parts

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING PICTURES

To send pictures for use on this site, email your pictures to photos@cletrac.org. Please be sure to include any information you can about the picture. Also make sure you list your file names on your email when you send the pictures - I get lots of submissions and it is very easy to get them mixed up from their owners. Be sure to verify your email address if asked by my SpamArrest or I will not receive the email.

Limit each photo's file size to
200kb or about 800 pixels wide.

This site is dedicated to the memory of my grandfather Howard van Driest, who was my best friend and taught me almost everything I know mechanically and more. He was also Experimental Engineer at The Cleveland Tractor Company and The Oliver Corporation.


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Blake Malkamaki
21092 North Norrisville Road
Conneautville, Pennsylvania 16406
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E-mail: blake@cletrac.org

*Note: contact me by email, rather than the telephone. I check my email regularly, so you'll get a more timely answer if you contact me using that media. Thanks!

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Track the Cletrac Travel Bug as it travels around the world... If you are into Geocaching (hiding or finding hiden treasures with the help of a GPS unit), you'll know that a Travel Bug is an item that is trackable via the geocaching.com web site as it is found by the geocacher and moved from hiding place to hiding place. It's a fun and exciting hobby!
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