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Re: Re: Re: Cletrac MG1 WW2 Crawler - Help!


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Posted by Tom Knierim on December 19, 1998 at 20:45:19:

In Reply to: Re: Re: Cletrac MG1 WW2 Crawler - Help! posted by Gordon McMillan on August 16, 1998 at 00:17:46:

In regard to the MG-1 cletrac High speed tractor. I also own one, and I am in the stages of obtaining part and info also. I believe I am ahead in the curve from you, but am far from an expert. Yes, the belt driven device on the right front fender is the described 110 V DC generator. There should be a chain driven winch also on the front. On the rear, there should be a large air compressor (2000 psi, with lower taps for regular usage) and on the left fender, a high pressure tank for the compressor. (a ICC 2015 type oxygen tank) I may have the above 110 VDC for sale. I promised another guy, but he has not come through, so it may come available. I do have some parts, and some parts sources, and a place to get repro manuals. You can E-Mail me at the above, if interested. Maybe we could set up a phone call if it looks like I can be of help. Best regards, Tom Knierim (MVPA memmber 555)




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