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J.Wondergem · Apr 13, 2017

Today's scanned negatives show an Oliver 1900 tractor working with/in water and mud. The Oliver 1900 was built in 1960-1964 in three versions-"A", "B", "C". "Monarch of Pull".

oliver fan · Apr 13, 2017

Three or four years ago I ask about that picture. Someone responded as to the man
driving the tractor and the family farm where the picture was taken. If I remember
correctly the farm was in Louisiana and it is still in operation, but they don't use
Oliver or White equipment anymore.

J. Schwiebert · Apr 13, 2017

That tractor is the late or C version as the throttle is not on the steering column.

RBoots · Apr 13, 2017

That mud looks like it'd stick about
anything else that tried to drive in it...

X-Y switch · Apr 13, 2017

Thank you for these posts, they are fantastic.

rrman61 · Apr 13, 2017

That implement is a water level blade.it was used to level individual cuts of a field.its easy to tell
the high and low spots in water.i spent many a day using one of those behind a 1950 fwa.brings
back memories

Married2Allis · Apr 14, 2017

Forget using that one as a parade tractor!

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