Now that it is beginning to look like Oscar is going to have to be sold in order to pay the property taxes, he seems to be developing more of a personality. He was originally purchased to clear brush on a semi-rural tract whose old farm buildings are now on the Washington State historical register.
	I have a digital photo of Oscar, which is included.
	The plate on Oscar's engine states that it was originally manufactured in Oct, 1942. As a result we always thought that he had been a war baby, and a family friend just back from a tour of Kosovo painted him in camouflage colors. However, the bell housing plate shows that he is an OC3-42, manufactured by the Oliver Corp. in Cleveland, Ohio.
	Perusal of the various entries on your website has given me to believe that Oliver purchased the Cleveland plant from Cletrack in 1944, and that the OC3 was brought out in 1952 to replace an earlier model, HG-42, manufactured by Cletrac.Is this information correct? Also, I am wondering if anyone can tell me his birthday. His serial number is 5WH278. Can anybody tell me what these numbers mean?