Got my plow home today

U am guessing theses are Oliver type hook ups?

spent many hours pulling a unit like that it was behind 2150mfwd oliver. in the later years thou it would not do the newer variety corn stalks thou it just became dump rake. wish i had the plow and tractor back thou just for the memories. chisel plows started coming into play in that later time also. i still have the last new unit dad bought 1850 oliver, am looking for 2150mfwd and 550 units

What plow? LOL All I see is a NICE looking truck!! At least around Missouri anyway, you don't see the OBS Fords without wheel well rust and the cab corners starting to rust out.

That truck has made several trips to Missouri. A couple to Sikeston for parts and throwed rolls and several to Osage beach to fish. Most of the time it sets in the garage,covered.

Owned a couple of Oliver rollovers. Fine plows.Ranks right up there with an IH plow.

Hear everyone say they are the finest plow there is . Sure looks like a nice one .

I still have a deere 4-16 full mounted plow and it does a great job just needed a semi mount bigger plow. I had a 5-18 model 2500 deere plow and that thing pulled hard but it would bury the trash.

Nice plow. When I started farming I had a 5 bottom 14 inch 565 Oliver plow with cushion trips on my 4010. Was a nice outfit. Tom

That guide to get the claws in to the balls are a nice addition! I've never seen those before. I usually have to use a broom handle to guide mine in.

If u want them they are yous..send me an e mail.

Let me know if you get the email.

It will be in the morning, I left my laptop at work this morning and can't log into my account of my phone

Are theses tips for olivers?

Yes, not sure on the years, but I know they were used on the 1800 series tractors. Aeroquip brand.

Not so far as I know. Most have Pioneer. There was some other odd thing on the old Fleetlines and what not, but that wasn't it.

I sent you an e mail let me know if you get it.

Got it. I sent one back. Thanks!

Some Olivers used an electric control to lift and drop the implement. You could also set the depth on the go from the tractor seat.

What are you going to hook that plow to?

Was hoping to put it on my 4520 if the lift arms will hook if not probably the 4250.

Nice plow! we had a 1850 fwa and a 2150 I think it was for a few years both had the claw 3pt arms that took that ball,, never seen a implement built for them thats pretty dang neat to see, I think you had to latch the ball in manually after hooking on,, but its been a a number of decades since I used one,, I have a White 548 also have a CASE/White model 400 plow, we sold a lot of them new good plows

The balls and guides come off and live a cat 2 pin. I don't have an Oliver tractor so maybe someone on here can use them. The plow needs a few parts, do you know wheres a good place to get them? Also there is wires with a 3 pin connector thT goes to the luft cylinder, any ideas whats thats for? I know nothing about olivers!

Oliver had an electric depth stop, adjustable from the seat, on the go, which was kind of neat. There was a button on the front of the remote lever. Hold the button down, and an electromagnet in the cylinder would grab onto the little plate on the cylinder rod, and then you could move the plate wherever you wanted it. Release the button, and that's where the plate stayed. {It had a little friction on the rod]. Then, when the end of the cylinder contacted the plate, it would cancel the remote lever.

Nice plow. I have a few different Oliver plows. I am pretty sure my 6 bottom (shown in the pictures) is also a model 566. Oliver made excellent plows.

Yes some Oliver tractors had 3 points with "claws" to hold the 3pt ball. I am not an Oliver tractor expert but I have seen them. With that system you could back up to the plow, raise the 3pt, and drive away. We have one Deutz that has the Walterscheid claw ends that are a very similar. They are now standard on most larger tractors it seems, especially if they are of European descent. We love them. We have a discbine that hooks to lower links of 3 pt. We leave the balls on the discbine all the time, but just back up the tractor to the discbine and pick up 3 pt and drive away (well still have to hook up the pto and hydraulics). On your plow, those are guides to help get the arms in the right position in under the "claw" on the 3 pt arm.

Looks like some wear on your shins and cover boards. We always remove the cover boards and coulters. Without them cornstalks go right through the plow, and if it does plug it will fall out on its own just by picking up the plow. When I plow I want to plow, not spend all day unplugging a plow.

You have a nice hauling rig too!

I got it real cheap so I can put plenty of parts in it. Needs new landslides too.