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Clay

06-24-2005 14:42:12




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I am a custom hay producer and I like the old Oliver tractors. Do they make good loader tractors? I was thinking maybe about the 50 or 55 series maybe a 1855 or 1955 to load round bales with. Any comments?




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Kelly MT

06-26-2005 22:42:36




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 Re: Oliver with loader in reply to Clay, 06-24-2005 14:42:12  
I have a 1850 FWD with a JD260 loader. I love this combo. I can load my simi with large round bales from one side. I can also load and unload one ton fertilizer bags from one side. As the other fellow said in the mud and snow we have here in western Montana it's great. By the way my hydraulice come from the power beyond port. PK



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L Klingler

06-27-2005 22:35:19




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 Re: Oliver with loader in reply to Kelly MT, 06-26-2005 22:42:36  
Hey I do not know what power beyond port is. Larry



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L Klingler

06-25-2005 04:04:48




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 Re: Oliver with loader in reply to Clay, 06-24-2005 14:42:12  
I have an Oliver 1855 4wd with a loader and 9ft bucket, the loader has its own hyd. unit that drives from front of motor. So I can use tractor hyd. for other stuff, I can load tractor trailer and full size forage wagon without roof it helps too make just a little bit of a ramp so you can load them full. It does not have shudle shift I think that would help it, I was a skid loader man but if you are in 6 to 8in. mud you are stuck. With the tractor I have loaded in 12in. of mud, and not got stuck but thats because of the 4wd. I have loaded 855ci. cummins motor on a truck and lifted it out of a truck. Its not as fast as sid loader, but meaner. hope this helps Larry.

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