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    Posted: 25 Jul 2010 at 8:53am
This is only half A-C, but got quite a bit of attention this year. It is an Allic C engine married to a small Cletrac transmission and track assembly. The build was immaculate and it ran very well. Ya gotta love the creativity.
 
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That is pretty cool!
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NICE!!!
I have an OC46 undercarriage and a 47 WC parts tractor that would go good together.
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Because the side rails support the engine front and back, the C torque tube could be used. It was simply cut off at the length desired with the front of the C driveshaft mated/coupled  to the rear of the Cletrac driveshaft. A guard was then made to cover the coupling. Simple, and pretty ingenious.
 
 
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Another view...
 
 
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My taste would be for an M crawler looking seat back and sides on top of the seat suspension, but it's still a nice piece of craftsmanship.
 
 
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