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Oliver 66 Row Crop

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Tom Timmons

12-30-1997 05:47:26




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Hello all, I just found the group and wanted to
brag a little. I just found a '52 Oliver 66 Row-
Crop tractor. Has all the sheet metal including
the curtains, flip-up covers for gas and radiator,
original lights, fenders and working gauges. Is currently showing all the original paint (will need
to be repainted...) Starts good, engine runs like
a sewing machine. Needs a couple tires is all.

Here's the kicker....cost me $250.00.

Fellow is selling off all his old "toys" and thinking
about moving south I guess. Will restore this one
to use on my small Vegetable Farm in Central Michigan.

Comments?

Tom in Michigan

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Michael Gravenmier

01-17-1998 10:34:51




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 Re: Oliver 66 Row Crop in reply to Tom Timmons, 12-30-1997 05:47:26  
: Hello all, I just found the group and wanted to
: brag a little. I just found a '52 Oliver 66 Row-
: Crop tractor. Has all the sheet metal including
: the curtains, flip-up covers for gas and radiator,
: original lights, fenders and working gauges. Is : currently showing all the original paint (will need
: to be repainted...) Starts good, engine runs like
: a sewing machine. Needs a couple tires is all.

: Here's the kicker....cost me $250.00.

: Fellow is selling off all his old "toys" and thinking
: about moving south I guess. Will restore this one
: to use on my small Vegetable Farm in Central Michigan.

: Comments?

: Tom in Michigan


Tom,

Congrats on your great purchase. You may have bested
my wife when it comes to getting good deals on tractors.
She bought a 1958 (I think) 770 diesel at a farm sale
for $900. Then I drove it 22 miles to my little farm!
I runs beautifully and appears to be all original. I
plan on this being a working restoration.

Anyway, I just thought I should let people know that
some good deals to be made on tractors.


Thanks,
-Mike

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Allen Pruehs

12-31-1997 13:34:14




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 Re: Oliver 66 Row Crop in reply to Tom Timmons, 12-30-1997 05:47:26  
: Hello all, I just found the group and wanted to
: brag a little. I just found a '52 Oliver 66 Row-
: Crop tractor. Has all the sheet metal including
: the curtains, flip-up covers for gas and radiator,
: original lights, fenders and working gauges. Is : currently showing all the original paint (will need
: to be repainted...) Starts good, engine runs like
: a sewing machine. Needs a couple tires is all.

: Here's the kicker....cost me $250.00.

: Fellow is selling off all his old "toys" and thinking
: about moving south I guess. Will restore this one
: to use on my small Vegetable Farm in Central Michigan.

: Comments?

: Tom in Michigan

Tom, that was quite a steal. I hope you've already picked up the tractor before the gentleman comes to his senses. As far a your JD dealer brother in law well thats just too bad. JD didn't offer a tractor that really competed with the 66. It's much smoother than the 2 bangers and should have live PTO and if you're lucky had the hydraulic system (also live). My brother has won several slow races in MI with his 66 Row Crop due to being able to get the engine to idle around 100 rpm. You'll love the tractor.

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Bob Skurka

12-30-1997 06:46:02




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 Re: Oliver 66 Row Crop in reply to Tom Timmons, 12-30-1997 05:47:26  
: Hello all, I just found the group and wanted to
: brag a little. I just found a '52 Oliver 66 Row-
: Crop tractor. Has all the sheet metal including
: the curtains, flip-up covers for gas and radiator,
: original lights, fenders and working gauges. Is : currently showing all the original paint (will need
: to be repainted...) Starts good, engine runs like
: a sewing machine. Needs a couple tires is all.

: Here's the kicker....cost me $250.00.

: Fellow is selling off all his old "toys" and thinking
: about moving south I guess. Will restore this one
: to use on my small Vegetable Farm in Central Michigan.

: Comments?

: Tom in Michigan

Tom,
I've never said this to a fellow Oliver owner, but from all of us who bought WRECKS for 10 times what you paid and then paid mortgaged our homes for original replacement parts, let me just say: BITE ME! Out of sheer jealosy of course!

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Dwight Peterson

12-30-1997 18:40:06




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 Re: Re: Oliver 66 Row Crop in reply to Bob Skurka, 12-30-1997 06:46:02  

: : Hello all, I just found the group and wanted to
: : brag a little. I just found a '52 Oliver 66 Row-
: : Crop tractor. Has all the sheet metal including
: : the curtains, flip-up covers for gas and radiator,
: : original lights, fenders and working gauges. Is : : currently showing all the original paint (will need
: : to be repainted...) Starts good, engine runs like
: : a sewing machine. Needs a couple tires is all.

: : Here's the kicker....cost me $250.00.

: : Fellow is selling off all his old "toys" and thinking
: : about moving south I guess. Will restore this one
: : to use on my small Vegetable Farm in Central Michigan.

: : Comments?

: : Tom in Michigan

: Tom,
: I've never said this to a fellow Oliver owner, but from all of us who bought WRECKS for 10 times what you paid and then paid mortgaged our homes for original replacement parts, let me just say: BITE ME! Out of sheer jealosy of course!

Tom, Much congrats on your recent purchase. Be preparedto fall in love with one of the finest
machines ever made. Dwight in Kansas

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Tom Timmons

12-31-1997 03:47:22




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 Re: Re: Re: Oliver 66 Row Crop in reply to Dwight Peterson, 12-30-1997 18:40:06  
: : : : Hello all, I just found the group and wanted to
: : : brag a little. I just found a '52 Oliver 66 Row-
: : : Crop tractor. Has all the sheet metal including
: : : the curtains, flip-up covers for gas and radiator,
: : : original lights, fenders and working gauges. Is : : : currently showing all the original paint (will need
: : : to be repainted...) Starts good, engine runs like
: : : a sewing machine. Needs a couple tires is all.

: : : Here's the kicker....cost me $250.00.

: : : Fellow is selling off all his old "toys" and thinking
: : : about moving south I guess. Will restore this one
: : : to use on my small Vegetable Farm in Central Michigan.

: : : Comments?

: : : Tom in Michigan

: : Tom,
: : I've never said this to a fellow Oliver owner, but from all of us who bought WRECKS for 10 times what you paid and then paid mortgaged our homes for original replacement parts, let me just say: BITE ME! Out of sheer jealosy of course!

: Tom,
: Much congrats on your recent purchase. Be preparedto fall in love with one of the finest
: machines ever made.
: Dwight in Kansas

Gents,

It'll be another few weeks before I get it home, but I was considering posting some pictures of the
tractor as purchased and the work as it progressed.
Is there a specific place to do so, or can I post
them on this board?

Also, Dwight, thanks for the vote of confidence. My brother-in-law the John Deere dealer was a little
disappointed in my purchase, but I just CANNOT
afford the "other" green tractor. Even an old one
is out of reach. Hopefully this will take care
of my needs for a while.

Thanks,

Tom in Michigan

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