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Oliver mechanical lift hitch

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oliver550

03-08-2008 16:35:08




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I saw a picture of a 77 with what looked like a lift hitch that was connected to a mechanical lift mechanism, does anyone know what is going on, if so does anyone have any pictures it looked very interesting




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RJH

03-09-2008 13:18:58




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 Re: Oliver mechanical lift hitch in reply to oliver550, 03-08-2008 16:35:08  
Seen one at the Dover OH. summer show with a plow on it, real neat



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rrlund

03-09-2008 08:10:04




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 Re: Oliver mechanical lift hitch in reply to oliver550, 03-08-2008 16:35:08  
Are you talking about a 3 point that worked of the cultivator lift? Never saw one.



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oliver550

03-09-2008 09:02:50




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 Re: Oliver mechanical lift hitch in reply to rrlund, 03-09-2008 08:10:04  
yes that is what it appears to be a 3 point attach to the mechanical lift

It is a picture in "Oliver Farm Tractors" by Morrel and Hackett on page 26, it is a 66 not a 77. It appears to have a plow on it.



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rrlund

03-09-2008 10:44:04




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 Re: Oliver mechanical lift hitch in reply to oliver550, 03-09-2008 09:02:50  
OK,yea,there was a mounted plow for them. You had to take the drawbar off of them. I can't remember what they called the plow now off the top of my head.



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super99

03-09-2008 04:26:06




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 Re: Oliver mechanical lift hitch in reply to oliver550, 03-08-2008 16:35:08  
Before hydraulics, there was the mechanical lift. It was used mainly for cultivators and mounted planters. All the way up, or all the way down, beat the heck out of hand lever to raise and lower implements. Chris



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