Cleber, Oggun Tractor

[psimmer]

Saw a tractor today that resembled an Allis Chalmers G. Obviously newer, but didn't have a clue what it was. Honda powered. Finally found a Make/Model plate on the back of it. It is an Cleber, Oggun, serial number L-0041. No clue if that means it is the 41st one made. It was sitting near a small vegetable farm, and appears to be nearly new. Anybody else ever see one? Here is a link to what I found online.

https://www.rurallifestyledealer.com/articles/6112-the-oggun-model-a-tractor-company-without-dealers

 

[SodBuster87]

There are a couple of companies that make a copy of an Allis G. Oggun being one of them TuffBilt and Tilimore (sp?) being two others. They are selling about as well as the original G. Its a design that refuses to catch on. They are priced compareable to a new compact or sub compact utility tractor. I would guess the lack of a front end loader hurts sales or that they are so specialized. Even the executives at AC back in the day were disappionted with the sale if the G.

Sod Buster

 

[JD Seller]

A modern AC "G" tractor. Great for cultivating and little else. That makes a very small market. Then you add in unique attachments which drove the cost of using/owning up.

Also watch the video that shows the inventor demonstrating his product. he is doing a very poor job of cultivating. In places he is barely marking the ground. Then his shank arrangement worked little to zero dirt in towards the middle to where your plants would be. The scarifier on the back would have limited uses too. It looks like you MIGHT be able to utilize normal Cat I three point attachments on both the front and rear tool bar. This would be a major plus. Looked a the price and your looking at $13000-14,000 by the time you add hydraulics and such.

Price list of the Oggun tractor:
http://thinkoggun.com/oggun-tractor
Oggan Model A tractor

Price lists

 

[Traditional Farmer]

Oggun ripped off Tuff Bilt design.I have a Hines H-1600 similar to the Tuff Bilt they may have gotten the design from Hines.They both use Cat 0 equipment that garden tractors used to use and is about the same as the so called modified Cat 1 sub compacts use now.The Hines is an excellent cultivating tractor with independent hydraulic controls for the mid and rear hitches,
hydrostatic drive.