Can anyone tell me what i have???

dukey125 · Jul 18, 2010

I have an antique track tractor of some sort and i was wondering if someone could help me with telling me with what i have i want to restore and dont exactly know what i got!!!

Anonymous-0 · Jul 18, 2010

Not without any details. A picture or 2 would be the best. Dave

dukey125 · Jul 18, 2010

i hope this helps

dukey125 · Jul 18, 2010

i hope this helps

dukey125 · Jul 18, 2010

it has a continental engine in it like a f226 i think and it just says continental on front and red seal on the side otherwise i can't find any tags!!!

Bob · Jul 18, 2010

You realize "Red Seal" was Continental's designation for a line of engines?

So, the Red Seal lettering identifies it as a Continental ENGINE.

The undercarriage reminds me of an old Cletrac I have, but it has a steering wheel and your's appears to have levers.

dukey125 · Jul 18, 2010

Do you have any idea even what this thing is worth if it would be a cletrac???

NCWayne · Jul 18, 2010

Looking at it I can"t help but notice the way the sheetmetal doesn"t seem to match up in the hood area. Too there appears to be no sheet metal or frame extending forward under and around the engine like you typically find on a crawler. Then it looks like the engine is a little large in comparison to the rest of the tractor. That said it looks like someone took the rear off of something, Cletrac as suggested maybe, and grafted a larger engine to the front of it. Like another post stated Red Seal is a Continental tradmark and is found on the side of the older power units and that appears to be what was grafted on. May be wrong, may be right, I don"t know but that"s sure what it looks like to me, a crawler made using what someone had lying around. Got to give them credit though, it looks pretty good.

Bob · Jul 18, 2010

Unfortunately, NO, I sure wish mine looked as good as yours!

You might take this over to the crawler-specific Forum for some REAl help!
Crawlers

aurora · Jul 18, 2010

The undercarriage is Caterpillar, an R or D2.

Anonymous-0 · Jul 19, 2010

Your dozer should be a CASE TERATRAC (NOT SURE)

John Harmon · Jul 19, 2010

As suggested it looks like a R2 Cat Chassis with a continental stationary engine installed making it look longer than normal and another indicater is the hood does not match the firewall or cowling which ever you wish to call it.

Traditional Farmer · Jul 19, 2010

looks like an old Cleatrac with a 226 Continenal engine

Ky Hauler · Jul 19, 2010

You have antique tractor desease. No cure!!LOL

rrlund · Jul 19, 2010

I don't think it's a Cletrac. The seat and fenders don't match up to any that come to my mind.

TomA in CA · Jul 19, 2010

It looks like a Cat 15 with Continental engine.

Does it have a foot clutch?

dukey125 · Jul 19, 2010

It has a foot clutch on the left side with the two lever clutches and it has the two brake system on the right hand side! its 3 forward speeds and 1 reverse i have no idea what i purchased!!!

dukey125 · Jul 19, 2010

would it help if i threw more picks on???

HughB · Jul 19, 2010

I agree, its a D2 Cat. Most of it anyway.

John Harmon · Jul 20, 2010

Heres a 1938 D2 Cat for comparison.

Can anyone tell me what i have???

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