Rare IH Mini Crawler in photo ads.

Pete76NY · Sep 24, 2008

Not being nearly as weel versed on the crawlers as I am IHC wheel tractors...is that really a factory piece? Been to a few Red Power Roundups and never have seen one...learn something new everyday I guess!

JDemaris · Sep 24, 2008

I've never seen or heard of an IH crawler that small. I've got an IH T6 that looks somewhat similar but it weighs 8000 lbs. Not exactly light enough to put in the back of a 3/4 ton pickup as the seller describes.

But, I've seen some interesting homemade stuff. Here is an IH "Cub Cadet" crawler. A machinest made it in his spare time.

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Dave H (MI) · Sep 24, 2008

If you ever DO decide to put that T6 in the back of your pickup...could you get video? I have to think that could be pretty darn entertaining!

Noah W · Sep 24, 2008

It's a one off thing.

Poke here for the story

Pete76NY · Sep 24, 2008

I kinda figued it was a one off...nice job though, slightly different than the cub cadet one as they used Farmall tin.

Anonymous-0 · Sep 24, 2008

It looks like an Oliver OC3-31" track guage with Farmall A sheet metal.

Anonymous-0 · Sep 24, 2008

My first thoughts was the OC 3 similarity. Darald

Jim Becker · Sep 29, 2008

I've seen a couple of them. As I recall, made by a small company in Portland OR. Forgot the name of the company.

Rare IH Mini Crawler in photo ads.

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