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Oliver Grader?

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manuel

10-14-2002 00:08:22




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Looking for info on Oliver graders. Did Oliver make them, or somebody else?
What model tractors were they based on?
Thanks, Manuel




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DKaiser

10-15-2002 16:57:21




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 Re: Oliver Grader? in reply to manuel, 10-14-2002 00:08:22  
Henke manufacturing company loaceted in Janesville, Iowa made road graders out of oliver power units or tractors I don't know which. I've seen 70's and super 77's made into road graders by them. I've also seen Farmalls and Minneapolis Moline tractors made into road graders by them.



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DKaiser

10-15-2002 16:59:29




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 Re: Re: Oliver Grader? in reply to DKaiser, 10-15-2002 16:57:21  
A little side not to my previous post. The Minneapolis Moline grader our neighbor owns has cast front wheels on it with oliver on them. I think they are similar to what the 900 industrial would use. I just thought that it was kind of interesting.



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m kuhns

10-14-2002 17:30:57




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 Re: Oliver Grader? in reply to manuel, 10-14-2002 00:08:22  
They built pan scrapers. There is a picture in my one book of an Oliver 60 with a road grader attachment. I don't know of any other one though.



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Terry

10-14-2002 17:22:53




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 Re: Oliver Grader? in reply to manuel, 10-14-2002 00:08:22  
Oliver did not build any graders that I am aware of, but did supply power units based on different model tractors to different manufacturers over the years. I have seen graders with 28-44, 90&99, 88, 880,and 990 power units. Lull and American both used several Oliver power units.



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manuel

10-16-2002 14:41:23




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 Re: Re: Oliver Grader? in reply to Terry, 10-14-2002 17:22:53  
Thanks everybody for ur help.
Does anybody have any more info on Oliver graders? Manuel



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