CLETRAC AGH

Started by weasel, December 23, 2003, 04:42:36 PM

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weasel

LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ABOUT A CLETRAC DOZER I JUST BOUGHT,,NAME PLATE HAS MODEL LISTED AS  AGH,,WITH SERIAL NUMBER AS 2X1108, BUT I CAN NOT FIND ANY THING ABOUT AN AGH,,WAS TOLD THAT IT WAS A AG-6, BUT NOT WHAT ON THE NAME PLATE,,IS THE MODEL CORRECT? MACHINE LOOKS ROUGH, BUT RUNS AND OPERATES PRETY GOOD , BUT NEEDS BACK SPROCKETS,, ANY HELP WHERE I MIGHT FIND SOME,, THANKS,,WEASEL

John Schwiebert

#1
The AG was a 4 cylinder with a Hercules OOC engine. When the war put the end of the OOC engine, the AG-6 was born in 1944. It has a 6 cylinder Continental. Both engines have226 cubic inches displacement. The H means it is a Hillside model. It is wider and without looking the tracks may also be longer. if I remember correcly the AG-6 serial numbers start with 3 X. Look at a couple other places on here and you will find more information on the AG series.
John Schwiebert

John D

#2
Hi there, Weasel,

Here is the serial number chart for the AG model.  I'm guessing you have a 4 cyl gas engine in there - at least that's what yours should have, based on the 2X serial number and the A"G" designation.  It is a 1939.

Good luck with it, and welcome to the forum!
Year Starting Serial Number
1939 2X0886  
1940 2X1702  
1941 2X2474  
1942 2X3102
John D
If you want to do what you want to do, you have to do what you have to do.

weasel

AGH
#3
THANKS JOHN AND JOHN,,SO WHAT I HAVE IS A 1939 MODEL ,,A WITH GAS AND HILSIDE,,OK,, BUT THINK ENGINE HAS BEEN CHANGED OVER THE YEARS ,, IT HAS A STRAIGHT LINE 6 GM MOTOR IN IT NOW,,,ANY IDEA WHERE I CAN GET PARTS ,, LIKE SPROKETS,,

John D

#4
Contact Landis Zimmerman - there's a phone number on one of the posts on this site - just do a search for Zimmerman.  He's got most any part you'll need.

Have a Merry!
John D
If you want to do what you want to do, you have to do what you have to do.

Blake Malkamaki

#5
Weasel,

There are hundreds of tractor junk yards all over the country, many of which have crawler parts. Do a search in Switchboard for farm equipment salvage yards and start calling. Also, please turn off the cap lock.

Blake
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