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20-30hp crawler?

Oliver OC6. OC4 too I think would fit the bill.
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Met an old guy years ago who made hay with a JD Lindeman crawler. He was said it wouldn't work if you were in a hurry.
Add JD M, 40 and 420 crawlers to the list. I'm pretty happy with my OC4 diesel, but don't think PTO or 3 point is available.
 
Don't know about 3-point but our OC-4 has a PTO. Good little farm crawler, at least for a little farm. Parts still available if you know where to look. Did all of our snow plowing, all the road breaking for the sugarbush and late-season manure spreading, plus the normal dozer work of a small dairy farm. Only used the PTO a few times--if memory serves we did some fertilizer spreading behind it when the fields were too wet for a wheeled tractor.
 
oliver oc-4 was/is a good dozer and would be my choice. oc-46 is the loader variation available in gas or diesel with Hercules supplying power for both. they were available with a pto and 3pth. although the 3pt. is pretty rare , they also had winch's which is pretty rare too. As said parts can be had if you know where to look.
 
Look at Lund's picture of the OC-6, it has a "live" PTO and a 3 point was available but only a few were sold with 3 point.
 
I don't know what the heck happened to the rest of my post? anyways oc-4/oc-46 was available with pto 3pth. and winch. the latter 2 are pretty rare ,as said parts can be had.
 
Not sure if they got to your side but what about the Fiat agricultural crawler line?

Here in Oz they're common, have good parts back-up and as a result seem to be in demand
 
(quoted from post at 19:33:53 01/31/16) Not sure if they got to your side but what about the Fiat agricultural crawler line?

Here in Oz they're common, have good parts back-up and as a result seem to be in demand
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LOL Fiat never really did sell an AG line in the US until they bought out CaseIH then New Holland. I haven't seen a Fiat Allis dealer in years now either.

I will caution anyone looking for a small crawler to make sue wear parts are available. If you have to rely on used undercarriage parts then I hope you are not planning on running it much because they will only become more difficult to find.

Rick
 
We sold a good number of Case 310-310Gs with PTOs.Dairy farmers liked them because they could get out and spread manure with their pto spreaders and in the summer and fall they would hook them to their silo blowers.3pt hitches were available, but not real popular. I still have a 1957 Case 310 with Pto and belt pulley.
Loren
 
(quoted from post at 18:22:40 01/31/16) Did or does any outfit make a small crawler with good hydraulics and/or a pto? IaLeo
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I take it you mean current production? Yes, I think Landini maybe? MacFaddens in Sharon Springs NY sells them, you should be able to find the right name and whats offered by searchng for them.

I have JD 420 crawler. Couldn't do without it.
 
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