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polk crawler

01-06-2002 20:14:34

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On my OC3 is a plate, on frame just below the radiator on the RH side facing front. Info is as follows: Manufactutured by A.C. Anderson,Inc, Wildwood New Jersey
Serial HP 3809 ( the 0 could be an C)pretty faint)I assume the plate refers to Anderson as manufacturer of the hydraulic system and blade?
I would appreciate info: a. was the OC3 put out by Oliver with hydraulics and 6'blade as OEM or was system and blade an after market addition?
b. any chance Anderson is still producing or there is a source of operational instructions and specs? OC3 has been inoperative for two years, reservoir and pump is located on front behind the grille;plumbing is a mix of hoses and metal pipe; fluid level is below mark on cap dipstick...drain of old fluid and replacement an obvious absolute. I want to service the system as needed before trying out the blade. Any info or suggestions much appreciated. Thanks.

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MikeA

01-07-2003 19:48:41

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Re: anderson dozer h ydraulic system in reply to polk crawler, 01-06-2002 20:14:34

I've got a couple of dozers with Anderson blades, one on an HG Cletrac I just finished restoring, and the other on a non-operating OC3. The OC3 is for all intents an HG. Oliver bought Cletrac and continued the HG for several years.

I'm not real clear on whether they were factory installed or after market and installed by dealers or individuals. The HG I restored appeared to not have paint in places that made me think it was installed before initial painting, therefore probably installed by the factory but made by Anderson.

The man you need to talk to is Landis Zimmerman at Zimmerman Oliver-Cletrac. I got seals and an angle insert for the blade from him. He's very helpful and a wealth of knowledge. You can find him listed on the Cletrac.org website and also a link to the new discussion forum with some pictures of my tractor and others.

I see this was posted on Jan,2002....I hope you find this, if it was over a year ago!

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