Bob,I was not at Vermont show, how was it? I will post apicture of the radiator emblem this weekend.SER # of this tractor is 2h238 Iam pretty sure it is a 1937IAM just wondering how rare this emblem is.Thanks for the paint code # Hopefully someone in the group will come up with a moder # for cletrac orange. Bill in CT.
Well I know I talked with someone in VT about that very type of emblem. I just thought it might have been you. Its a small world, just not quite small enough! LOL!
All I know is they were the first styled off the line. I'm not sure if there is any good record of how many of that type were made. Hopefully someone can shed some more light.
Bob
Quote from: "Bill Kycia"Bob,I was not at Vermont show, how was it? I will post apicture of the radiator emblem this weekend.SER # of this tractor is 2h238 Iam pretty sure it is a 1937IAM just wondering how rare this emblem is.Thanks for the paint code # Hopefully someone in the group will come up with a moder # for cletrac orange. Bill in CT.
Bill, the paint code number I used for Cletrac Orange about 4 years ago was Dupont Dulux 017H. I am very happy with the results.
I recently searched for Cletrac Orange and found the following PPG Paint Color Codes on:
//http://www.worldpath.net/~thompson/misc/PPG%20Tractor%20Colors.htm
Cletrac Orange----------------60045
Cletrac Orange----------------60376
Oliver Cletrac Orange--------60583
Oliver Orange-----------------60433
Oliver Yellow------------------81892
It was not clear to me why they listed so many different paint codes.
new to posting pics, trying to post a pic and error mess comes up that file is too large. Can you help get my pics up on the site for viewing? thanks, Bill
Quote from: "Bill Kycia"new to posting pics, trying to post a pic and error mess comes up that file is too large. Can you help get my pics up on the site for viewing? thanks, Bill
You're pictures have to be under 256 KB file size.
Blake
How do I make my photos smaller,so I can post them? Is it done with the camera or the computer.This the first time I have ever tried to do this.I am a computer idiot.I want to share this emblem and photos of my other cletracs with the group. Thanks Bill in CT.
You can resize them with an image editing program like Photoshop Elements or similar on your computer before you up load them to your image hosting website.
A lot of image hosting websites will offer free software to do this or they also resize them automatically when you up load to their site. Do a search on the web for "free image editing" Here's a list of some //http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/pixelbasedwin/tp/freephotoedw.htm
Quote from: "John D"Quote from: "Bill Kycia"Bob,I was not at Vermont show, how was it? I will post apicture of the radiator emblem this weekend.SER # of this tractor is 2h238 Iam pretty sure it is a 1937IAM just wondering how rare this emblem is.Thanks for the paint code # Hopefully someone in the group will come up with a moder # for cletrac orange. Bill in CT.
Bill, the paint code number I used for Cletrac Orange about 4 years ago was Dupont Dulux 017H. I am very happy with the results.
I recently searched for Cletrac Orange and found the following PPG Paint Color Codes on:
//http://www.worldpath.net/~thompson/misc/PPG%20Tractor%20Colors.htm
Cletrac Orange----------------60045
Cletrac Orange----------------60376
Oliver Cletrac Orange--------60583
Oliver Orange-----------------60433
Oliver Yellow------------------81892
It was not clear to me why they listed so many different paint codes.
Update on paint code: the can from the PPG dealer has a label that says AGRICULTURAL MAE60583 A. I seem to recall that the paint I'd bought earlier and gave to the guy who painted the tractor was OMNI MAE, so I am guessing that the MAE prefix references the previous supplier. It took a lot of paint to cover.
At least 2 gallons for mine and it wasn't completely stripped. Plus about a half gallon for the tracks.
When are we gonna get to see a picture of the rare emblem
The emblem and pictures of all my cletracs are now posted on the new face book page Bill in CT.
Hi Bill. What facebook page? I have searched your full name, and searched Bill in CT...thanks...do I have to register on FB

to see the pics?
Chris the pictures can be seen on the cletrac .org facebook page. It is listed on the cletrac .org home page click on it to view mine and others photos Bill in CT.
I do believe you must register for facebook to view it. Possibly not depending on the security settings. It only takes a miniute or two to register.
Bob
The Facebook page should be set so anyone can view the pictures. I'm learning it as I go, so if you can't see the pictures, let me know.
Blake
Quote from: "Blake"The Facebook page should be set so anyone can view the pictures. I'm learning it as I go, so if you can't see the pictures, let me know.
Blake
I got out there and viewed the photos - no need to establish a Facebook account or log in.
Posted it for ya.
(//http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL83/533924/19016921/379623938.jpg)
Looks exactly just like mine
It just got a little less rare.