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Cletrac E-38 crawler questions? How rare?

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Jake Winn

03-10-2004 23:14:38




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Hello, I recently found an E 38 crawler, serial number 2H012. I looks like an A series crawler, with the rounded nose and hood. How rare are these? Whats a ball park value? I havent been able to find a serial number list that covers them. The tractor is in pretty decent shape, original paint, no side sheets, undercarriage is good, but engine is stuck. Dont think stuck hard, it has been sitting in dry shed for many years. Thanks for any help.

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J. Schwiebert

03-11-2004 17:09:09




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 Re: Cletrac E-38 crawler questions? How rare? in reply to Jake Winn, 03-10-2004 23:14:38  
The EG-38 was made for 3 years according to my records. There have been some recent posts on the Cletrac website where the E was more of an Ag or "potato" special but in the wider models. There was also an EN which is a 31 inch model as well as wider models. Diesel models were also available. One thing that helped model E production end was the engine. The goverment would not let Hercules have any OOC engines after World War two started and that appears to have ended production of the E models as well as the Ag models which also used the OOC Hercules. Production for the E-38 starts with serial number 2H000 in 1936 so you are looking atan early model.

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J. Schwiebert

03-11-2004 17:08:08




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 Re: Cletrac E-38 crawler questions? How rare? in reply to Jake Winn, 03-10-2004 23:14:38  
The EG-38 was made for 3 years according to my records. There have been some recent posts on the Cletrac website where the E was more of an Ag or "potato" special but in the wider models. There was also an EN which is a 31 inch model as well as wider models. Diesel models were also available. One thing that helped model E production was the engine. The goverment would not let Hercules have any OOC engines after World War two started and that appears to have ended production of the E models as well as the Ag models which also used the OOC Hercules. Production for the E-38 starts with serial number 2H000 in 1936 so you are looking atan early model.

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