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Question About Oliver Crawler

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ltng7679

10-31-2007 11:51:33




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My aunt has an Oliver Crawler w/backhoe that I might be able to get hold of. I need some information on how to get it started? It's a diesel and I know it worked a couple years ago. It's been in the garage for the last 10 years so it's not in too bad a shape. The Model # plate I thought was 00-46-3D S/N 3WD-436-ST. The tracks are about 7 feet long and the loader model number is 46-3. I'm not sure about the model of the Backhoe attachment but the main boom looks to about 7-8 feet long. I was going to use it to dig a foundation for a garage and then possibly sell it. Any idea what they go for?

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Ed

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DGH

10-31-2007 17:40:18




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 Re: Question About Oliver Crawler in reply to ltng7679, 10-31-2007 11:51:33  
Your is a late 1960 OC 46 loader with the Spot Turn Option. The spot turn is an oil clutch and brake setup similar to most crawlers. The normal Oliver steering is by a controled differential.



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MH

10-31-2007 12:50:00




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 Re: Question About Oliver Crawler in reply to ltng7679, 10-31-2007 11:51:33  
Check & see if the engine is loose, change the fluids & filters, put a bat. in her & see what happens. Stored in the dry & if it was running good when parked, you shouldn't have too many problems. Always wanted a OC-46 with a backhoe, but as to the value, depends on the condition, 5k +/-???
Matthew



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old

10-31-2007 12:47:40




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 Re: Question About Oliver Crawler in reply to ltng7679, 10-31-2007 11:51:33  
You might look over at Cletrac.org Blake has a lot of pictures over there so you might find one pictured there. As far as starting it that should be sort of simple as in put a battery in and make sure it has fuel etc



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