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ULF JANSSON

06-20-2003 05:08:07

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I`m looking for information about OLIVER OC3-42
(crawler). Especially interested in tecnical data such as weight and so on.Grateful for all answers
ULF JANSSON SWEDEN

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Hans Johansson

06-23-2003 04:50:13

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Re: OLIVER OC3-42 in reply to ULF JANSSON, 06-20-2003 05:08:07

Hi Ulf
I live in sweden and have some spec brochyr
you can reach me at 070-6914879

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RAB

06-20-2003 06:49:34

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Re: OLIVER OC3-42 in reply to ULF JANSSON, 06-20-2003 05:08:07

Hi Ulf,
There are quite a lot of manuals, parts books etc. on eBay.
cletrac.org is another good site, as well as the crawler forum on this site.

Basically about one and a half tonnes (bare operating weight - no blade), a little over 16 kw, (depending on engine fitted?)available at power take off (belt and/or pto) and a little over 13 at the drawbar.
Too damned fast, even in bottom, to do any serious 'dozing unless fitted with the reduction gearbox. 3.2km/h at rated engine speed in bottom gear. OK for normal agricultural draft work.
Interesting little crawlers and most spares are available from Zimmerman Oliver Cletrac in the States. I have quite a bit of information on a general basis, but mainly for the Cletrac HG42. Oliver made a few changes/improvements but I think the Oliver is very similar to all the early Cletracs.
Pleas e-mail me for anything specific at any time.
Btw are you totally metric or are you OK with the old imperial units?
Regards, RAB

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Dave Grubb

06-22-2003 11:40:20

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Re: Re: OLIVER OC3-42 in reply to RAB, 06-20-2003 06:49:34

You would find the forum area of www.cletrac.org of great interest and value.

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