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Texas Sand

10-21-2007 21:11:03

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I know nothing about crawlers but came across this old machine and I'm curious, what is it? How old is it? Anybody recognize this old thing?

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AJ.

10-22-2007 09:35:48

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Re: I.D. this old machine! in reply to Texas Sand, 10-21-2007 21:11:03

I think it is a Cletrack MG1 Mt,
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Norm in Alabama

10-22-2007 07:17:48

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Re: I.D. this old machine! in reply to Texas Sand, 10-21-2007 21:11:03

It appears to be an M2 Miliitary tractor made by Cleveland Tractor Company during WW2 to pull acraft around. I used to drive one. Wish I still had it.

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JimInOz

10-22-2007 00:37:32

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Re: I.D. this old machine! in reply to Texas Sand, 10-21-2007 21:11:03

Might be a BREN-GUN carrier,or something similar.
An interesting old find....

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Roy Suomi

10-21-2007 21:50:07

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Re: I.D. this old machine! in reply to Texas Sand, 10-21-2007 21:11:03

It's not a dozer..Appears to be military..probably for pulling howitzers or similar..No idea what brand it is...Oliver, Cle-Trac, White, ??

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Norm in Alabama

10-22-2007 14:57:48

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Re: I.D. this old machine! in reply to Roy Suomi, 10-21-2007 21:50:07

The M1 shown in the picture is an older version of the M2 Tractor. Look in Military Hardware and you will find a picture of the M2. The M2 was a refined or later version of the M1. Both tractors had a Hercules engine in them and It had a lot of pep and speed. We used ours to pull a sheepsfoot roller with it. A very powerful rig but sure loved gas, but then it was cheap. Sure wish we had kept ours.

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