J.Wondergem
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I just seen one the other day. How many of these were built, does anyone know?
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J. Schwiebert
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You sure someone didn't put 1800 decals and or sheet metal on a 1900? Was this an A B or C series?
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J.Wondergem
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I'm not sure which model it was. It was all tore apart. The guy said there was only 30 some built. They were rebuilding it for the owner.
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J.Wondergem
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The one that I saw is SouthEast of Belding Michigan.
There can't be that many of those around here. I wonder if I was mistaken about where he said they took it? You don't suppose I'd get confused like that do you? LOL
They said they went and got it up by Edmore if I remember right. Something about only going in reverse or something.
They said they went and got it up by Edmore if I remember right. Something about only going in reverse or something.
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J.Wondergem
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This guy told me that they are fixing it for someone, so it could have come from Podunk, he didn't say who. But it sat out side and the bearings are set up in the transmission. When he showed it to me, it was split in to, trans opened up, and all the skin off of it. I wished now I'd got the serial number off it, but wasn't thinking of that, because we got to talking and found out that he might have my Dads old 66 diesel. We couldn't find the 66, thought it may be to the other farm and I couldn't take too much time because I was working. LOL.
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J.Wondergem
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LOL.
"We announced at that meeting that these tractors would be for sale by mid 1960.
The production run was increased 3 times by mid 1961 and the quantity of four wheel
drive tractors exceeded everyone expectations"
"Oliver Tractors" by T Herbert Morrell
Model A 1960-62
B 1962-63
C 1963-64
doesn't say how mant were produced.
The production run was increased 3 times by mid 1961 and the quantity of four wheel
drive tractors exceeded everyone expectations"
"Oliver Tractors" by T Herbert Morrell
Model A 1960-62
B 1962-63
C 1963-64
doesn't say how mant were produced.
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