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Oliver 77 or 88 For Pulling

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Tony

08-09-2002 13:07:02




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I am looking for an Oliver 77 or 88 to pull. I was wondering which I should go with. What is the value of a restored Oliver 77 that is very nice. It has been overhauled. What is the value of an 88 in this shape. I now pull a 1936 John Deere A and a 1951 Massey Harris 30 so I now want to move up to a 6 cylinder. Please HELP!!!




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JOHN

08-11-2002 20:56:55




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 Re: Oliver 77 or 88 For Pulling in reply to Tony, 08-09-2002 13:07:02  
I PULL WITH A STOCK 77 & A 88 BOTH ARE STRONG BUT I WOULD DEFIENTLY GO WITH THE 88. UR LOOKING AT 2000 TO 3000 FOR A NICELY RESTORED 77



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kspuller

08-11-2002 14:50:44




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 Re: Oliver 77 or 88 For Pulling in reply to Tony, 08-09-2002 13:07:02  
Gave 1200 for a decent 77 farm tractor a year ago. I also pull a diffent 77 in 4000, 4500, and 5000# classes. Like my 77 but would go for an 88.



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66 puller

08-11-2002 06:53:16




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 Re: Oliver 77 or 88 For Pulling in reply to Tony, 08-09-2002 13:07:02  
Glad to see you would like to come on over to the finest in farm machinery. I pull 3,000,3,200 and 3,500lb with my 66, it does a way better job than my ca allis. Depending on your local rules, an 88 would probably be the best choice, as far as the wide range of weight classes you could pull, myself, my next oliver puller is going to be a 77 for 4,500 to 5,500lb classes. I stay with the lighter classes because they are a little easier to transport.

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Tony

08-11-2002 10:43:45




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 Re: Re: Oliver 77 or 88 For Pulling in reply to 66 puller, 08-11-2002 06:53:16  
What is a restored 77 worth. I don't expect it to be show room new but very nice. What should I give. Thank you



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