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OLIVER SUPER 44

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DANNY RAY

02-29-2000 12:59:01




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WHAT HORSEPOWER/YEAR IS SUPER 44 S/N410400




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Dsl

02-29-2000 15:49:57




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 Re: OLIVER SUPER 44 in reply to DANNY RAY, 02-29-2000 12:59:01  
Well, the Super 44 is very similar to the Cockshutt 20, in components, and overall dimensions, so the Nebraska test for the Cockshutt 20 can be used, and will be a very close figure, as the Oliver Super 44 was never tested. The 20, weighing in at 2813 pounds, posted a maximum belt horsepower of 27.4, and made a maximum pull of 3266 pounds, or an amazing 1.16 times it's own weight.

The model I'm pulling up for SN 410400, however, is a late 1942 Oliver 60 Standard. Is your tractor offset, like a Farmall A, and has the steering box sticking out through the grille, and uses a 4 cylinder Continental flathead engine, or is it in-line, and uses a 4 cylinder overhead valve engine, with the steering box out-of-sight?

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DANNY RAY

03-01-2000 04:39:44




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 Re: Re: OLIVER SUPER 44 in reply to Dsl, 02-29-2000 15:49:57  
IT LOOKS JUST LIKE A FARMALL EXCEPT IT HAS 3 POINT STEERING BOX IS STICKING OUT ON SIDE OF GRILL. GOING TO RECHECK SERIAL NUMBER, BUT I BELIEVE THIS TO BE CORRECT THANKS FOR YOUR HELP



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