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A few sightings I made (pictures)

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Don-Wi

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I needed to look at some tractors so I drove around the local jockey's lot this weekend. He seems to have a thing for Oliver's, although there are a good number of others there too...












I figure some of you guys would like to see too.

Donovan from Wisconsin
 
Don, I see another White American 60 fwd, do you know the asking price? I was just wondering not buying, my wife and I are watching Florida real estate auction on TV right now that's where her mind is not Olivers and Whites! I saw a White 2-85 sold at farm auction Saturday for over $5000 leaking fuel and hydraulic oil! Thanks for photo's Greg
 
The one pictured is an 80. I have no idea on the price of any of these. Dad hates dealing with him so in turn, I've never done any talking with the guy either. He does seem to have a little bit of everything though. There were a few more ollies I didn't take pictures of, like an 1800 checkerboard and a couple 16's

Donovan from Wisconsin
 
They sure look good cleaned up I hope to paint my Oliver someday but to many other things on list of things to do. I also have a White American and I noticed that White has similar shift lever as a 1655, mine is the same as an 1855. The original lever was short and shifted mean even in under! Greg
 
looks like chuck teschs place in forest junction, was there 4 weeks ago, didnt see any of that stuff. we get our taxes done around the corner, i check him out then
 
Does that 1365 have a "Big A" oil filter on it? I think they went belly up in the 90s, so I bet the oil hasn't been changed since then either.
Thanks for the photos.
 
Hrross gets the prize. CA Tesch in Forest Junction, WI.

Not to be confused with Tesch Bros. Implement in Seymour, WI. who still sells and services Oliver's as well as still being an AGCO dealer.

I couldn't vouch for the condition of any of those machines other than they do paint up quite a few of them to make 'em look pretty. I'd personally question the condition of the insides of most of those machines.

Donovan from Wisconsin
 
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