I have just become the proud owner of a 1931-35 model # 25 Cletrac crawler. Iam new to the Cletrac, have had some experience with John Deere and Komatsu. It took all summer to make a road heavy enough to support a ramp truck to get to the crawler. After two attemps we got it loaded and moved from my neighbors lot where it has sat for about 20 years.
I took many pics before starting the tear down. The engine was stuck, but looked good from the outside,except for one freeze plug blown out by the dist. I pulled the intake and the head and discovered one of the jugs had filled with water, and frozen,and much to my chagrin had cracked the cyl wall verticly down! I can have it sleeved- no problem, but are any parts avail for the water pump,Clutch, trans, track chains-pins etc Shop manual? I did free up the tracks and final drives, trans was in neutral.
Oh I almost forgot Does any one make any reproduction sheet metal I need the side covers, and track skirts.
If any one has interest i can post some pics Thanks in advance for any help
Thank you John Kelly
Readsboro Vermont
I see you are in Vermont. Are you coming to the show in Ludlow Vermont? It is featuring crawlers and I know for sure there will be Cletracs and Cletrac guys there. I am going myself. It is going to be this weekend. The 26 and 27.
Thanks Bob!
I will be there!
Johnn Kelly
I will have my AD there. I shouldn't be hard to find!
Hi Bob, thanks for the info on the Vermont show!, I am making plans to go on the 26th barring anything unforseen, (27th is opening Bow season here, cant miss that) Will look you up & introduce myself!
Al Parker
'diggerdirect'
Cool, always glad to meet other Cletrac nuts/conaseurs. I always figure this about these tractors, at times they can be very frustrating, but I have met alot of great people thru and because of them.
Bob
Amen to that Bob !
I'll be there Saturday too guys. Look for the little GG General.