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HG Crawler

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mtdan

03-22-2007 06:45:55




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I am not an OLIVER man. But have a chance to by an HG crawler.. it is all there but in pieces.. what are they worth?? any help would be apreciated.. Dan.




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J Schwiebert

03-22-2007 08:48:56




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 Re: HG Crawler in reply to mtdan, 03-22-2007 06:45:55  
Is it narrow gauge, wide gauge, an Oliver or a real Cletrac? How are the tracks? Any options on it?



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old

03-22-2007 08:19:59




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 Re: HG Crawler in reply to mtdan, 03-22-2007 06:45:55  
I payed $1000 for a nonrunning OC-3 a couple years ago. It had a loader on it also. So what you have found could go for as little as scrap price or it could also sell high. If I where to guess I would say around $500 but with out knowing a lot more thats only a ball park guess. I also have an HG but my HG has a oliver 60 engine in it. There neat little toys and can be fun to play with. Theres a picture of my HG on my web site

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mtdan

03-22-2007 08:50:47




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 Re: HG Crawler in reply to old, 03-22-2007 08:19:59  
Thanks.. he is asking 1000. says the engine has been overhauled but in not installed says all the pieces are there.. I will probably go look at it Saterday.. I have several IH tractors but no crawlers yet.. would be fun... Dan



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old

03-22-2007 09:25:24




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 Re: HG Crawler in reply to mtdan, 03-22-2007 08:50:47  
Yep there fun to play with. Now if it has a blade/dozer type of loader the big problem with them is to high of gears to do much with a dozer or laoder. No if it has the optional aux tranny then its real good for a dozer etc. The reason my HG has the oliver 60 engine in it was the engine that was in it was wrong and weak. Now with the 60 engine it has enough to do some real work

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