OC-3 CRAWLER

depending on the condition 2500.00 would be fair. check the rear spockets for play between the frame and the sprockets, this play can mean the stub axel is lose and you will have to do work on the final drive. check the bushings on the trackes,look for welds and cracks that will tell you how hard the machine has been run. good luck.

: depending on the condition 2500.00
: would be fair. check the rear spockets for
: play between the frame and the sprockets,
: this play can mean the stub axel is lose
: and you will have to do work on the final drive.
: check the bushings on the trackes,look for welds
: and cracks that will tell you how hard the machine
: has been run. good luck.

I just bought an OC-3 for 2500 and it came with a whole trailer full ofextra parts...even another set of tracks!

Your blade is 4-way? I thought they only came with 2-way.

have fun, ~martin fleming

: : depending on the condition 2500.00
: : would be fair. check the rear spockets for
: : play between the frame and the sprockets,
: : this play can mean the stub axel is lose
: : and you will have to do work on the final drive.
: : check the bushings on the trackes,look for welds
: : and cracks that will tell you how hard the machine
: : has been run. good luck.

: I just bought an OC-3 for 2500 and it came with a whole trailer full ofextra parts...even another set of tracks!

: Your blade is 4-way? I thought they only came with 2-way.

: have fun, : ~martin fleming

I am looking for info on my OC-3. It has a 2-way grading blade called a "HYDRO-DOZER" by Hydraulic Equipment Co. of Southgate, Ca. Just saw a photo of a 1947 HG42 that could be my tractors twin w/o the blade. Gave 400 for it and got it to run, a great work-horse with lots of worn parts.

: : : depending on the condition 2500.00
: : : would be fair. check the rear spockets for
: : : play between the frame and the sprockets,
: : : this play can mean the stub axel is lose
: : : and you will have to do work on the final drive.
: : : check the bushings on the trackes,look for welds
: : : and cracks that will tell you how hard the machine
: : : has been run. good luck.

: : I just bought an OC-3 for 2500 and it came with a whole trailer full ofextra parts...even another set of tracks!

: : Your blade is 4-way? I thought they only came with 2-way.

: : have fun, : : ~martin fleming

: I am looking for info on my OC-3. It has a 2-way grading blade called a "HYDRO-DOZER" by Hydraulic Equipment Co. of Southgate, Ca. Just saw a photo of a 1947 HG42 that could be my tractors twin w/o the blade. Gave 400 for it and got it to run, a great work-horse with lots of worn parts.

: I just saw some pictures of one that had been completely taken apart and rebuilt. It has a front loader, and a hi-lo transmission added to it to give it a slower speed. It also has a big counterweight. The guy that fixed it up says he has $4500 in it and wants $5000. I have no idea if that is a good price or not. I may look at it as I need something to move my logs and rocks around with. I'm a bit concerned that the little guy may be too small for moving anything that weighs 1000lbs or more.
: : : : : : : : : : INEED THE VALUE OF A OC-3 IN GOOD CONDITION WITH A 4 WAY BLADE.ALSO
: : : : : NEED TO KNOW WHAT TO LOOK FOR WHEN I BUY IT.

: : : : depending on the condition 2500.00
: : : : would be fair. check the rear spockets for
: : : : play between the frame and the sprockets,
: : : : this play can mean the stub axel is lose
: : : : and you will have to do work on the final drive.
: : : : check the bushings on the trackes,look for welds
: : : : and cracks that will tell you how hard the machine
: : : : has been run. good luck.

: : : I just bought an OC-3 for 2500 and it came with a whole trailer full ofextra parts...even another set of tracks!

: : : Your blade is 4-way? I thought they only came with 2-way.

: : : have fun, : : : ~martin fleming

: : I am looking for info on my OC-3. It has a 2-way grading blade called a "HYDRO-DOZER" by Hydraulic Equipment Co. of Southgate, Ca. Just saw a photo of a 1947 HG42 that could be my tractors twin w/o the blade. Gave 400 for it and got it to run, a great work-horse with lots of worn parts.

: : I just saw some pictures of one that had been completely taken apart and rebuilt. It has a front loader, and a hi-lo transmission added to it to give it a slower speed. It also has a big counterweight. The guy that fixed it up says he has $4500 in it and wants $5000. I have no idea if that is a good price or not. I may look at it as I need something to move my logs and rocks around with. I'm a bit concerned that the little guy may be too small for moving anything that weighs 1000lbs or more.
: : : : : : : : : : : : : INEED THE VALUE OF A OC-3 IN GOOD CONDITION WITH A 4 WAY BLADE.ALSO
: : : : : : NEED TO KNOW WHAT TO LOOK FOR WHEN I BUY IT.

: : : : : depending on the condition 2500.00
: : : : : would be fair. check the rear spockets for
: : : : : play between the frame and the sprockets,
: : : : : this play can mean the stub axel is lose
: : : : : and you will have to do work on the final drive.
: : : : : check the bushings on the trackes,look for welds
: : : : : and cracks that will tell you how hard the machine
: : : : : has been run. good luck.

: : : : I just bought an OC-3 for 2500 and it came with a whole trailer full ofextra parts...even another set of tracks!

: : : : Your blade is 4-way? I thought they only came with 2-way.

: : : : have fun, : : : : ~martin fleming

: : : I am looking for info on my OC-3. It has a 2-way grading blade called a "HYDRO-DOZER" by Hydraulic Equipment Co. of Southgate, Ca. Just saw a photo of a 1947 HG42 that could be my tractors twin w/o the blade. Gave 400 for it and got it to run, a great work-horse with lots of worn parts.

I just bought a OC3G for 3800 with a back hoe and a front loader it needs a lot of work as i found out but i moved 24 yards of dirt and cleaned up my place with it and it does have the power and yes i have fun with it.