Bull & Pinion Gear Tooth Counts on OC4s

Started by oliverchris, September 14, 2012, 11:14:47 PM

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oliverchris

Can anyone supply me with the tooth counts for OC4s and the approximate date they changed? I have seen some with OC3 set-ups. And I've heard of 'mongrels' with different gear set-ups on each side! I guess so long as the ratio works out the same, the machine will not veer to one side  :o
Here's what I have so far from parts manuals:
Early four cylinder models Bull 119 142 Pinion 117 600 [72/15 like OC3s???]
Early 3 cylinder models Bull 607 799 FS [67 teeth] Pinion 603 829 F [14 teeth]
Later 3 cylinder models Bull 610 817 FS [58 teeth] Pinion 610 711 F [12 teeth]
Specialising in Oliver & Cletrac Crawlers & Parts for HG's, OC-3's & OC-4's from the 30's to the 60's. OC-6 and others from time
1945 Cletrac HG42 + electric snowblade
1952 OC-3-31 sidewalk plow, OC-3-42 + Ware 3-WI (several)
OC-3-42 Heller Universal Trencher
1957 Oliver Super 55, 1958 Oliver 550's Gas/Diesel, 1970's Oliver 1255 FWA
1969 White 2-44 13LL (loader/backhoe)
OC-4 4 cyl. Anderson Dozer, OC-4 Series B 6-way Dozer, OC-46 Series B Loaders
OC-46-A Experimental Crawler Loader

Robert Barbour

The ratio's for all three different gear sets are very close so any of them can be used.   I have often seen machines with different gears in each side.  The set with fewer larger teeth would be the strongest, the ones with more teeth would be produce the least noise.  As if that is a concern!!
Robert from Vancouver Island BC