Oliver pull type combine

G706 · Feb 2, 2013

Old Oliver Crop Master out behind the barn. Been setting there as long as I can remember. 1962? or longer.

DNW in MI · Feb 3, 2013

you sure that is a pull type? Not an early sp.

agonair · Feb 3, 2013

That looks like an early SP...30, 33, 35?

G706 · Feb 3, 2013

Here's a front view, hard to see in the brush but it has a draw bar, Must be about a 5 or 6 foot cut.

oliverkid · Feb 3, 2013

Its a draper model so its either a #2 grain master or a #15. Both good machines. I have an 18 im gonna try to get goin this summer.

jordan hackman · Feb 3, 2013

based on your first picture with the air cleaner i would say that is an early self propel oliver combine.

joness · Feb 3, 2013

It's a 15. I have one just like it. The radiator screen shows that it has a Continental 4 banger. Where is the combine located?

G706 · Feb 4, 2013

Still has the engine on it but the grain tank is gone. Located near Amity, Oregon.

rrlund · Feb 5, 2013

Had one just like it. It was alright as long as you didn't kill that hand crank engine. If you did,you were done for the day.

armand tatro · Feb 10, 2013

In the early '60's Dad and I had a IH model 64 combine with a hand crank Cub engine. And people wonder why I have no desire for any engien with a hand crank! The happiest day of my life up to that point was the day we found the flywheel had a ring gear! A cub starter and a length of #0 battery cable from the 400 tractor battery to the combine engine starter and life was good again. NO MORE CRANK! Armand

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