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1943 CLETRAC M2, MG-1, 7-TON HIGH-SPEED

Sale price: $25,000.00 make an offer

Seller's notes: "Cletrac is 90% refurbished. Few items are missing; generator, original head and tail lights, Tow-bar, and canvas top."

Sale type: Fixed price listing

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1943 CLETRAC M2, MG-1, 7-TON HIGH-SPEED for sale

Current customer rating: current rating for this car(2.05) based on 739 votes

We don't know all the history of this Cletrac.   What we do know. this Cletrac was manufactured by John Deere for the Cleveland Tractor company because of the serial number.   The original color was yellow.   We found out through other web sites that some of the cletrac's state side were yellow.   Everything on the Cletrac works to include; Air compressor. winch. nbsp;engine. drive train. and tracks.  

NEW PICS. I have added a lot more pictures from the previous listings.   Please view all pics because it really shows how good condition this Cletrac is in.      


The Cleveland Tractor Co. Medium M2 High-Speed Tractor. popularly known as a "Cletrac. is an example of one type of vehicle used at Army Air Force bases during WW II for moving aircraft and heavy trailers. The Cletrac was particularly effective for moving vehicles or aircraft that had become bogged down in mud. The M2 had a gross weight of 13. 00 lbs. and a maximum drawbar pull of 7. 00 lbs. Also referred to as the "bomber nurse. since it contained a high-pressure air compressor. a 24-volt generator. a nitrogen bottle. a winch. and a center-mount drawbar for maximum traction that allowed it to tow B-17s around soggy English airfields with relative ease.

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Comments and questions to the seller:

from bill, dated 10 november 2020
message for Bill Kingman; do you still need new tracks for the museum m-2. ? email me for update

from Tom edwards, dated 07 september 2019
Is Cletrac still available? And location so I can figure transportation cost.

from L S Mahan, dated 25 march 2019
Got some kind of Cleatrac thing
And transmission etc
You interested??

from Bill Kingman, dated 01 december 2017
Looking for m-2 Cletrac track for the WWII Museum New Orleans. Have the shoes/cleats. Need the rubber “band” that the shoes attach to.

from Ray Cobb, dated 02 october 2017
Hi
Is the Cletrac M2 still available?

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