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Stolen Cletrac E-62 Model | On May 22, 2003, someone stole my Cletrac right from the middle of Cincinnati, Ohio. Please notify me of anyone seeking a gas tank, tank mounts, or magneto for a Cletrac E-62. I took the gas tank off my Cletrac to coat the inside of the tank, so it was stolen without it's gas tank or magneto. The thieves will be looking for those parts. If you know of anyone that manufactures after market gas tanks for such a tractor, please inform me of there location and if you know where someone can get plans and specifications for the manufacturing of a Cletrac E-62 gas tank, please advise me of the firms location. Many thanks, Michael Nowell MikeNowell@aol.com (513)977-0647 Michael Nowell, OH, entered 2003-06-05 My Email Address: Not Displayed |
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