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JeffC

09-24-2002 08:50:19




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What was the maximum pull (in pounds on the Nebraska test) on an Oliver 66. I know the horsepower, but that's only part of the story. How does it compare with a Farmall H or an AC WC? I am thinking about getting one, but want to make sure its an upgrade (significant)from my AC B and Cs as far as its ability to pull (it's for work). The horsepower isn't much different than my AC's, but is this a two plow tractor? Thanks.

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Brian

09-27-2002 21:47:25




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 Re: Oliver 66 power in reply to JeffC, 09-24-2002 08:50:19  
The 66 would compare to a CA Allis. For plowing, the 66 will have its work cut out for it if its going to out do the CA with a mounted plow. When set right, the AC traction boost system is very tough to beat.



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evielboweviel

09-24-2002 15:07:32




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 Re: Oliver 66 power in reply to JeffC, 09-24-2002 08:50:19  
I am pulling 2-14's. When I hit the red clay I spin and have to raise the plow. Running 2 wheel weights on each rear wheel, no front weights, no calcium. When I get good traction can raise the front end about 2' before I back off and raise the plow. All this is being done in sod that hasn't been turned in over 25 years. Would like to try it in more normal ground.I like this tractor however am partial due to it being grandpas's tractor. Also pull a 80" woods mower no problem.

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B A Star

09-24-2002 10:00:09




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 Re: Oliver 66 power in reply to JeffC, 09-24-2002 08:50:19  
Nebraska Tractor Test #467 shows 25.03 Max horsepower on the belt on the 2 hour test. Max drawbar pull was 3571 LB. @ 2.14 mph & 2674 lb. @3.05 MPH.



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