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Daniel Lamberts

03-13-2000 18:21:36




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Hello I don't know if you can help me,
but I am trying to find out what year of
tractor I have, so I can maybe get a parts
manual. The serial no. is 801 209 99899
series E The other number is 11-2211-0c4 PL and it has a dozer blade with a US military stamp on
on the blade bracing. It is a 3 cylinder diesel. I would love to restore it but I do not know anything about the motor and cannot find any information on it due to the wierd serial number.
I greatly appreciate any help that you can give me.

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Dave

03-15-2000 16:26:03




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 Re: Oliver crawler in reply to Daniel Lambertson, 03-13-2000 18:21:36  
You might try Landis Zimmerman at (717) 738-2573, he knows everything about cletracs and olivers. Good Luck.
Dave



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Dale Sharp

12-01-2000 17:29:16




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 Re: Re: Oliver crawler in reply to Dave, 03-15-2000 16:26:03  
Hi out there I'm looking for parts for my oliver oc6 crawler built in 1960.. I need both clutches rear bearing etc. do you know of anywhere these might be available Dale Sharp



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Albert Duroe

03-14-2000 04:52:04




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 Re: Oliver crawler in reply to Daniel Lambertson, 03-13-2000 18:21:36  
Send me some pictures and I will try and ID it for you. It is probably an OC-4 or 46 with the three cyl motor. If you can find an engine tag DD198 herculies engine that would be it. Good luck Spark



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guido

03-14-2000 19:57:29




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 Re: Re: Oliver crawler in reply to Albert Duroe, 03-14-2000 04:52:04  
Sparky,

If it is an OC-4, would it not have the 130 engine rather than the 198 which was found in the OC-9?



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