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Cat 35 and cat 22's

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1stklass

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Thanks Oldtanker for letting me know to post this here!
I have several questions. First I am buying 4 old Caterpillars. 3 Twenty twos. One has a dozer blade and roll cage from 1935. the other two are crawlers 1936. two have PTO"s and one has some sort of lowered Extended seat out the back... (I think it was made for Mexico, already lowered) LOL.. the fourth is a Cat 35 with a seized engine. From what i know all 3 Twenty twos ran 5 years ago and none of the engines are seized. Comparing them to what i"ve found on the internet they are in pretty good shape. I will have more questions regarding restoring them. but they all appear complete. I cant find hardly anything about the 35 is this a more uncommon model? also, one has a sticky clutch on one side. How hard are the clutches to rebuild?
 
Lots of the gas 22s still around..The 35 was an early RD 6 or if it is a disel it will be a 3 cylinder..Restoring can be costley and take time.
Don,t have the actual link but google Califorina tractors and you can find photos of a 35 I purchased in Califorina brought to Tennessee and eventually sent overseas to United Kindgom.
Also google ACMOC Best site for cat information.
 
About 85 miles north west of there. Right at the northern edge where the Cumberland river goes north. Little town called Dover Tenn.
 
Randy go about 120 miles north west of Lawerencburg. Up at the northern edge of Tenn right where the cumberland river seperates middle and wes tenn. Little town called Dover .

we live and farm out next to the Wildlife Refuge here.
 
I know where it is at, tried to find to find the airport there in the fog once upon a time. Had to go to another location. Very pretty country up there, you are almost a yankee. LOL
 
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