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Olivers and haying

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old

05-20-2005 19:29:18




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Well since no one wants to buy one of my Oliver 77s I guess I'll be haying with all Olivers this year. I'll be pulling my NH 460 with a 1950 Oliver 77. I'll be pulling my 850NH baler with mt Super88 which I just painted almost done with that. And I'll be pulling my IH side delievery rake with my 1949 Oliver 77 which is for sale. I just plain have to many 77s I have 3. Sure wish I had say a 60, or 70, just whant some other ones then 77s since I have 3 of them.

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ShepFL

05-22-2005 12:31:27




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 Re: Olivers and haying in reply to old, 05-20-2005 19:29:18  
There is a fella Dave of GA was looking for a 77 last yr. May want to holler at him to see if still interested.

I would LOVE one but it would just sit for a yr. as I have way to much stacked up at this time.
ShepFL



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old

05-22-2005 14:20:45




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 Re: Olivers and haying in reply to ShepFL, 05-22-2005 12:31:27  
Thats one of the reasons I'll be useing the 1949 77 since all it has done since I got it was sit, I might start it once a month or so but thats all it has done since I got it. I figure its time to make it do a little work.



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good6742

05-20-2005 21:32:40




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 Re: Olivers and haying in reply to old, 05-20-2005 19:29:18  
I have a nice 1947 Oliver 70 for sale. I want $1600 for it. There is a picture of it in the photo ads. I think i put it in there for $1800 obo. It sure is a nice tractor, but I want to finish my 1900 MFWD. I sure like the sound of that good ole detroit.
Lance Goodemoot
(517) 449-6065



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Jeff Oliver

05-20-2005 19:40:14




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 Re: Olivers and haying in reply to old, 05-20-2005 19:29:18  
how can you have too many of the best?? LOL!!! Actually, where are you located and how much are yo uasking for the 77? had a man tonight asking about an Oliver but didn't want to part with mine.



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old

05-20-2005 19:48:47




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 Re: Olivers and haying in reply to Jeff Oliver, 05-20-2005 19:40:14  
I'm in Missouri, I have 3-77 and would like to expand on what I have but figure I only need one of each. I'm at the Lake of the ozarks area by the way.



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edchainsaw

05-20-2005 21:49:36




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 Re: Olivers and haying in reply to old, 05-20-2005 19:48:47  
I met a guy at a sale one time that collected M Ih's... had one for almost every year of production...

seems like 77's would be better to do that with than m's LOL



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old

05-20-2005 21:55:53




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 Re: Olivers and haying in reply to edchainsaw, 05-20-2005 21:49:36  
Probably but I only have so much room and I'd love to have more then just my S88, and one 77 and my OC-3 and my HG. I'd love to have an 88 or 70 but would really love a 44, or S55



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Todd Wiscal

05-23-2005 22:52:22




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 Re: Olivers and haying/ clover green fever in reply to old, 05-20-2005 21:55:53  
quote; "Sure wish I had say a 60, or 70, just whant some other ones"
quote; "would like to expand on what I have but figure I only need one of each"
quote; "I'd love to have an 88 or 70 but would really love a 44, or S55" old, don't really know what to say to help you, but you got a REAL BAD case of this here disease we all be sufferin from.....lol



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old

05-24-2005 09:51:06




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 Re: Olivers and haying/ clover green fever in reply to Todd Wiscal, 05-23-2005 22:52:22  
I know, and I like all colors, but do prefer the Oliver green. But I do have the other color green plus some red ,orange and gray.



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