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j meyer

01-31-2005 17:18:06

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It seems like every so often I hear of someones old Oliver dealer and I wish someone could record them so others can know who used to serve them. Its also neat when you find one thats still open. I guess where I am going is if anyone wants to say who served their "Oliver needs" list them, especially if they are still open. To find a good old dealer around is getting harder to find. Thanks to any that reply, j meyer

Our old Oliver dealership is Dosdall Implement, rr Red Wing, MN. They are still open as well:)

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MJY

02-05-2005 19:50:30

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Gurkow Produce - Lancaster, WI Closed in the mid 70's
Gramm Implement - Fenimore, WI Closed in the late 60's
Price Equipment - Bloomington, WI Still open and selling Oliver parts.

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Frank Dodson

02-03-2005 15:52:34

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Dodson Oliver Equipment, Columbia, Tennessee
Begin operation in 50's closed 1967.

Elkton Farm Supply Elkton, Tennessee Begin business in early 50's sold Olivers until 1974. Still in business as an aftermarket equipment dealer

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Edchainsaw

02-03-2005 21:39:49

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to Frank Dodson, 02-03-2005 15:52:34

Dodson you happen to be from columbia,TN?

I know a Russ Henshaw that use to live down that way-- runs our local grain Elevator now.

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Dave Sherburne, NY

02-03-2005 11:01:05

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Dromgoole &Hadlock Sherburne, New York later operated by Bob Coville, closed about the time
50 series came out maybe a little later. Another one about 30miles south in Brisben N.Y. I think his name was George Collins. Gone Don't need them anyway FARMERS are gone too.

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Superpicker

02-02-2005 17:16:23

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership, tell me abou in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Justin Schaefer Inc. - Portland,IN

Besecker Oliver Sales - Greenville, OH

Justin Schaefer sold MF, NH, NI, and Ol, he is still alive. Probably went out of business in early 1970's. Besecker's went out early 1970's.

Patty Implement later became Schultz Agri-Equipment, Pleasant Hill, Ohio went out approx. 1994.

Goodnight Implement -Muncie, IN

Merkamp Sales & Service - Richmond, IN

I want to hear about Trulock's, Assumption, IL. I have old ads from them, seemed to sell almost everything from Ollies to tarps to corn cribs, rubber boots to wood stoves. Seemed like an enormous dealer back in the '60s.

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Brian Rukes

02-02-2005 16:57:35

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Hi,

Wow! What a response! I recently had a book published on tractor dealerships--American Farm Tractor & Implement Dealerships--in which I collected many stories and pictures of dealers of all makes both past and present. As a result of that, I have already started a Dealership Registry (to go along with The Tractor Registry that I started several years back). Here's a brief description of both:

The Dealership Registry is a compilation of information, photos, stories, etc relating to ANY tractor and implement dealerships, past or present, no matter where they were, how long they were open, etc. I'm interested in simple information as well as the more detailed info. For instance, if you just know the name of a dealership, its location, and what it sold, that's okay. But dates of operation are wonderful to know, names of owners and even employees for that matter, and ANY stories about the dealership are VERY welcome, too! Eventually, I hope to publish this info on the net in an organized fashion so everyone can enjoy it and this part of our history can eb preserved.

The Tractor Registry is older than the Dealership Registry, but it covers all brands of tractors made 1970 and prior. This project actually started up as just a registry for Model "R" Minneapolis-Moline tractors back in 1994, then a few years later it became The M-M Registry. M-Ms have been my focus for the past several years, but I'm slowly starting to promote the all-brand aspect of the registry even more now. (I work full-time and have a very busy schedule, so sometimes I don't get to spend as much time with fun tractor things like I'd like to. I just got PART of The M-M Registry posted online, but more of it is forthcoming, Lord willing. I'm a school teacher, plus I write books on old tractors on the side, so hopefully I will have more time to get everything else up and running this coming summer.)

If any of you all have any information to send me on this, or photos to e-mail or send me, that would be awesome! Just drop me an e-mail and we'll get to exchanging information. Thanks!

Respectfully,

Brian Rukes
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02-08-2005 17:25:57

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Minneapolis Moline Dealerships in reply to Brian Rukes, 02-02-2005 16:57:35

My father was Assistant Division Manager in Peoria Illinois from March 1960 until he was transfered in 1968 to the Hopkins home office.I am looking for information about salesmen and people who worked there during that time.I do have information on some of the salesmen.

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Jim from So. IL

02-02-2005 04:58:29

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Nantz Inc., DeWitt IA, My father Robert and uncle Wayne operated this dealership,which was started by their father, O.W. Nantz, in the late 1930s. You can read all about it at http://ux1.cts.eiu.edu/~csjdn/farm/histdwi.htm

History of Oliver dealership in DeWitt Ia

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T.W.

02-02-2005 01:53:36

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

I always went to Narges Imp at Wacousta Wi. Greg & Dan really knew their Olivers & prices were very fair. They closed a couple years ago so now I have to go to Lomira & Schraufnagel Imp. Good people to deal with & Jan really knows his parts.

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Don-Wi

02-01-2005 20:49:40

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Tesch Implement in Seymour. About a good 1/2 hr drive, but worth it. Parts lady really knows her stuff!! Our 1600 & 565 plow were bought new from the Greenville Coop, probably as well as the 70 and 77 that are long since gone. They are still in business, but no longer sell or service tractors/ implements. Tesch is now selling MF, another good brand. They service anything and everything, not just what they sold.
Donovan from Wisconsin

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Mark N.

02-01-2005 19:00:34

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

We had Cox Implement in Monticello, IA. They sold Oliver and White up until the mid 80s. There are still quite a few olivers and whites around with their sales tags on them. My uncle has a late 770 that came from there and my late grandpa bought a brand new 2-70 and they got a slightly used 79 2-105 from them. They had lots of buildings on the property for under roof storage. The main building and sales office is now a Pizza Ranch restauraunt. There are now 2 dealers about 20 to 30 miles away that we can get parts through due to basically the AGCO company umbrella.

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Wide Open

02-01-2005 17:58:58

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Here we have Lake Henry Implement, still open, selling new and used tractors. Located in Lake Henry MN, a town of only about 90 people, the dealer does well though. Mostly sell new AGCO and Masseys, but always have some Olivers on the lot. I know they have been selling Olivers since the late 50's, probably earlier, but not sure. They provide good service, and can usually supply me w/ any Oliver part I need.

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Myron KY

02-01-2005 17:06:34

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Robinson's Farm Equipment, Eminence, KY (502)845-4798
Massey dealer now. Still have parts/service for Oliver & White.

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Chad (IA)

02-01-2005 16:58:06

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Shuck Implement - Lawrence, Kansas - still open, lots of salvage parts. Linde Implement - Colfax, Iowa - closed long time ago w/auction 4 years ago, property still for sale, at auction buildings still had old parts in them (may still have???)
Kruseman Implement - Sully, Iowa - large White/New Holland dealer, can get parts and have Oliver mechanics.

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Tommy Cannon

02-01-2005 16:22:10

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Kentucky Hardware and Implement was a dealer in 40's and 50's in Fulton,Ky. In the early 60's to mid 70's it was Dunavant Tractor Co. in South Fulton, Tn. I happen to have a tractor bought new from both.

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Jeff Oliver

02-01-2005 20:07:34

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to Tommy Cannon, 02-01-2005 16:22:10

hey Tommy! I was thinking of you when I read this post. I knew there was a dealer over there but couldn't remember the name. Bought the 1800B that was at the auction in Fulton thursday. Runs great but had to put a new soleniod on the starter and a few little things. I figured with these "other"green ones out here we needed a real one to get some work done! LOL!!!!

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Tim(nj)

02-01-2005 16:17:02

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Frank Rymon and Sons, Washington, New Jersey. Now sells Massey-Ferguson, Toro, and other stuff geared mostly to horse industry, landscaper and lawn care market, but still services Oliver/White farm equipment.

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BrentR

02-04-2005 18:55:45

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to Tim(nj), 02-01-2005 16:17:02

My Google Alert that is always sniffing around for "frank rymon" found, to my surprise, Tim's post mentioning my brother's dealership in Washington NJ.

My grandfather started the business around 1937 or so and it is now run by the third generation in the business. I think most of the Oliver parts have been sold. There were a lot of them back in the day, too.

When i was growing up the new tractors were "hundreds" and the "fifties", like 1800's and 1950's.

We were never a huge dealership and it was a big deal for us to sell the Voorhees a 4-150. Even before that it was a big deal to demonstrate automatic reset plows on that same farm. Bill Voorhees (forgive me if i have that spelled incorrectly) was plowing for the show and he picked up a rock the size of a 4 drawer filing cabinet between the bottoms. He lifted the plow, ran it to the fencerow, and somehow released it there and was back plowing in 2 minutes.

Anyhow, the dealership was a great place to grow up around, and later it was a great place to help run. I miss it still.

Though i'm not a restorer myself my nephew Jim has rebuilt some old Olivers and done well pulling them.

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RickB

02-01-2005 15:01:09

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

George W Cook in Amenia, NY. Oliver/White and New Holland. A White 2-135 series III was about the last tractor they sold.

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farmer bill in ny

02-01-2005 14:19:34

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

We had Harry Manz Sales in Schoharie,NY,had oliver and later white.Mechanic that worked there back in the 70's bought it and now it's called Jack Miller truck and tractor and they sell New Holland but they still work on whites and olivers,theres still quite a few around

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ejr-IA.

02-01-2005 11:16:05

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Heller Imp.Dunlap Iowa and Johnson Farm Imp.Northbend Neb.Both are good on getting parts for Olivers.

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Mike (WA)

02-01-2005 08:35:07

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

In the 50's and 60's, it was Farm and Timber Equipment in Chehalis, WA- Proprietor was Remo Wildhaber, who sold my neighbor a new 550 in about 1962 that started my love of Olivers. He's in his 80's now, and a good friend. He closed in the 60's, and Morrie's Garage became the Oliver/White dealer in the 70's. He lasted until about 8 years ago. No AGCO dealer in western Washington anymore.

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scottf

02-01-2005 17:25:05

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to Mike (WA), 02-01-2005 08:35:07

Not true Mike. As stated by "Super 55" earlier in this post there is a AGCO\White dealer in Everson, Washington. Everson is very much in Western Washington. Some have said it may the oldest Oliver dealership in the country.

Do you ever go to the big show in Lynden? Lots of nice Olivers at the Lynden show.

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Mike (WA)

02-02-2005 07:58:26

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to scottf, 02-01-2005 17:25:05

Thank, Scott- I didn't realize that. I've been dealing with Smith Tractor in Pasco- they ship the same day, and are very good to work with. Yes, I have been to Lynden several times over the years- its my favorite show. Kind of a fur piece from SW Washington, though.

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Oliver farmer

02-01-2005 07:31:07

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Farmersville Equipment, farmersville PA (near ephrata). Their prices are a little high, but they are the best. They have new and used parts and have 500 olivers disassembled for parts.

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Shep VA

02-01-2005 06:37:11

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

We still have a great Oliver dealer that is still open and has new and aftermarket parts for Olivers, Molines, Whites, Hesston, and most other AgCo products.

WEB Enterprises in Dayton, Virginia
540-879-2350

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jeinsc

02-01-2005 05:08:39

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Maibach Tractor Creston OH 800 808 9934
OLIVER dealer now AGCO. still open.new & used parts

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BrianC

02-01-2005 04:32:53

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Bess Tractor Sales, Winchester OH, I was told they went broke....

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M guy

02-01-2005 04:04:52

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Schwartz Implement Palmyra,Mo closed in about 1993. now it is the local power coop maintance building.

Later,
Will

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Super 55

01-31-2005 21:56:38

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

I go to a small dealer in Everson, Washington. Has lots of parts around and few Super 55s I pick off the parts from. He has an office that has wall to wall Oliver toy tractors... The name of the business is Everson Farm Equipment.

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tntractor

01-31-2005 20:26:34

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Coryn Farm Supplies in Canandaigua, NY. They were the M-M dealer for years and years, and took over Oliver with the 55 series. They are still in business, and great to do business with.

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dwm

01-31-2005 19:36:52

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Conder Farm Store, Elletsville, IN--The store is long gone. Millard has been gone a long time too, but I believe Dorothy (parts lady) is still around. Bought tractors, tillage tools, loaders, etc.
Also dealt with Fagg Oliver between Brazil and Terre Haute, IN--long gone.
And Sharp Bros. Implement, Indianapolis. Also gone.
Long after these disappeared, you could still go to R & J Oliver Sales up in Lebanon, IN, but a few years ago, that one closed up too.

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MCL in IN

02-04-2005 06:24:41

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to dwm, 01-31-2005 19:36:52

As far as I remember (I'm 36) the dealer was R&J Oliver Sales in Lebanon IN. I even was parts manager there 1992-1995. Opened in 1969 and closed in 1999. Riley Brothers was over in Zionsville but closed up while I worked for R&J. The big money land investors run them off. Mrs. Riley was one heck of a parts "man". We now do business with Plevna Implement over east of Kokomo IN. They do quite a business with White (what's left of it), Massey, Fendt, and some short lines. Sell a bunch of White planters.

For the record I think Agco sucks.

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Jim@concordfarms.

02-01-2005 09:01:12

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to dwm, 01-31-2005 19:36:52

Dorothy Conder. That lady put the fear of God in me when I was a little guy. Seemed like a big, mean lady to me. But she knew her Oliver parts. My Dad bought a lot of Oliver equipment from Conder's predecessor, Gifford. Riddle's in Spencer was an Oliver dealer for a while in the late sixties and early seventies. Dad bought a 1650 from them. Like you we did business with Fagg's, Sharp, and R & J. Now we get parts from a place on US 40 near Stilesville.

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dwm

02-01-2005 18:34:21

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to Jim@concordfarms., 02-01-2005 09:01:12

Jim,
I laughed when I saw your post, wasnt' sure anyone would know who that was. Small world, you must be close. I'd forgotten the Gifford name, never knew the place then, and not sure when Conder took over. I think he worked there for Gifford.
Besides Riddle, I believe Smith Farm Machinery in Cloverdale (primarily Allis Chalmers) also sold Olivers for a time. We still have the 1550 Dad bought new at Conder's to keep the place mowed. It just keeps going. I'll check out the place up at Stilesville. Thanks, dwm

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edchainsaw

02-01-2005 20:10:53

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to dwm, 02-01-2005 18:34:21

my grampa bought his 88's at the clay county co-op in clay city,IN, then his 1800b came from FAGG's (brazil as stated)

we now use TATE farm equipment near effingham ILL--- stewardson,ILL small place but good to deal with for repairs and parts over the phone.

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edchainsaw

02-01-2005 20:14:31

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to edchainsaw, 02-01-2005 20:10:53

forgot to add.. some of the few locals with olivers go to a place towards Louisville,KY (in Indiana) that was an old dealer... friend got a NOS lens for his '36 70's head light right off the shelf. but I am betting that was the last one he had.. LOL.

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Jim@concordfarms.

02-02-2005 07:25:32

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to edchainsaw, 02-01-2005 20:14:31

Ed, you're right, I remember that place. It was near Borden on Hwy. 60. Couple of old brothers owned it I think. Went there looking for some parts for Dad's old Oliver-Superior drill. They had 'em. New old stock as they say. They had to get a ladder and go up in the attic. Place closed 7-8 years ago. I think one of the brothers died. While we're at it, here's a couple of more dealers. Blesch at Holland, IN, and one at Jasper, IN, don't remember their name. Good memories. Jim.

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Transtar60

02-02-2005 17:41:49

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to Jim@concordfarms., 02-02-2005 07:25:32

Wright Bros is still open as of Feb2 05. I bought a Vicon Mower from Ottis last spring. My neighbors go up there all the time to buy parts for their 1850's. So far havent needed anything for my 1650.

Hunley is the other AGCO outfit up in Austin IN

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Jim@concordfarms

02-02-2005 22:52:15

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to Transtar60, 02-02-2005 17:41:49

Sorry, my mistake about Wright's being closed. Must have been thinking of another one. Jim.

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edchainsaw

02-02-2005 14:05:17

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to Jim@concordfarms., 02-02-2005 07:25:32

my cus and I were down by there last year over LOUISVILLE show time... place was open part time--- one brother did die the other has a helper workign with him --- thats what I was told we got there after he was closed for the day.

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880 diesel puller

02-02-2005 11:29:04

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to Jim@concordfarms., 02-02-2005 07:25:32

the place at Borden you are thinking of is Wright Bros. We still get most of our parts there,Ottis is very friendly and always eager to help eith any questions. The dealer at Jasper IN. was Farm Equipment Store,or known around here as Smittys. they have been gone for years now. Another one no one has mentioned was Cox Equipment in Carlisle IN. No more Olivers or Whites but still selling used machinery

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edchainsaw

02-02-2005 14:08:42

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to 880 diesel puller, 02-02-2005 11:29:04

yes cox equipment is closed however--- the partsman is now working at the CaseIH dealer in princeton and some how is getting stuff and running it threw there.. ( dont tell fiat)

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edchainsaw

02-02-2005 14:11:01

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to edchainsaw, 02-02-2005 14:08:42

most of us must not be that far apart--- we seem to know the same places... and the same dealers and years.

I live near the town of LEWIS

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880 diesel puller

02-03-2005 11:27:01

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to edchainsaw, 02-02-2005 14:11:01

where is Lewis at? Ive lived in Princeton IN all my life and have never heard of it.

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edchainsaw

02-03-2005 21:48:05

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to 880 diesel puller, 02-03-2005 11:27:01

Lewis sets in the corner of vigo, clay and sullivan counties close to terre haute

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earlschieb

01-31-2005 19:03:07

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Farris Implement, in New Vienna Ohio, is still open.

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oleblu

01-31-2005 18:56:03

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to j meyer, 01-31-2005 17:18:06

Hopson"s Sales and Service in Raritan, Il. owned by Dick Hopson and his wife. Dick started working there in "59 and worked his way up to owner. Good service and tons of parts in stock. Good people to deal with.

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Ross

02-02-2005 18:40:43

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to oleblu, 01-31-2005 18:56:03

Oleblu are you from West Central Illinois? I was going to post about Hopson up in Raritan. My mother was from that area and I used to go wander around the lot when I was little. My grandfather was a Burrus dealer and delivered gas his building was right next to the implement lot I was just up there before Christmas to get a part for my Super 55. The more I look at that tractor the more I get the feeling I'll be up there a lot. Email me if you get the chance at ross@provineonline.com
Ross

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Larry NE IL

01-31-2005 19:10:58

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to oleblu, 01-31-2005 18:56:03

Read Brothers, DeKalb, IL.

Long gone....

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Mike from upstate ny

01-31-2005 21:17:27

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to Larry NE IL, 01-31-2005 19:10:58

Palidino's up in pompey new york. They closed about 6 years ago, forgot my wallet at the auction though..lol. Every farm around here as a few White's and I still see quite a few Olivers as well.

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cobroller

02-02-2005 18:24:16

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to Mike from upstate ny, 01-31-2005 21:17:27

Easson Sales & Service Lockwood, Mo. They were dealers from the 1930s til the 1970s. S & H Farm Supply of Lockwood still stocks parts and services Oliver & White.

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tractorptsguy

02-03-2005 05:16:24

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Re: Your old Oliver/White dealership in reply to cobroller, 02-02-2005 18:24:16

I worked for Archie Implement Company in Archie, MO. in the early 70s. It was an Oliver dealership. It"s long gone now. No doubt Mr. Starr has a long list tucked away some place.

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