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Past and present 1600 owners

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Rodney

11-02-2005 09:24:04




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Howdy folks,

I"m working on a magazine article focusing on the Oliver 1600. I have all the technicial information, but I need some past and present owners to tell me about their experiences with the 1600s. The good and the bad? what did you use it for? Did your dad buy it new? Any funny stories involving the tractor (like when I drove the 550 into the pond)? Have you restored a 1600?

Please email me at [email protected]

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Oliver1800A

11-04-2005 18:58:44




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 Re: Past and present 1600 owners in reply to Rodney, 11-02-2005 09:24:04  
Rodney,

We had a 1962 Oliver 1600 LPG RC that was a delightful chore tractor. It was primarily used to plant corn with a JD 494A planter and was used to brush hog with a eight foot model, spread manure with a NH 202 spreader, and shuttle hay wagons from the fields to the hay mow too. It was a fine tractor that pulled well and was a pleasure to work on.



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Don-Wi

11-03-2005 15:15:22




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 Re: Past and present 1600 owners in reply to Rodney, 11-02-2005 09:24:04  
I have my Grandpa's old '63 1600 gasser, I'm stil in the process of restoring it but I'm almost done(been ALMOST for the last 4 months, waiting to get at the sheetmetal again) The original tach broke, from what i was told, in about 79 and it has about 3500 hours on it from then.

Since then who knows how many hours were put on it before the tractor just couldn't move under it's own power any more. Now I've got 20 hours on it and so far, it's been running like a top. Best I can ever remember it running. The 1600 was also the first tractor I ever drove, My dad was chopping corn and useing the 1600 to haul the wagon. He was done w/ the feild so he drove the chopper home and he put the 1600 in 2nd gear w/ the wagon behind it, and I drove it home. I was 4-5 back then, and I've been driving tractors ever since. Now I'm 21 and I do most of the feild work.
Donovan from Wisconsin

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Rodney

11-03-2005 16:01:22




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 Re: Past and present 1600 owners in reply to Don-Wi, 11-03-2005 15:15:22  
Hi Don,

Please send me your email address.

[email protected]

Thanks,

Rodney



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puln70

11-10-2005 18:24:29




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 Re: Past and present 1600 owners in reply to Rodney, 11-03-2005 16:01:22  
Here"s my story,I worked f/my uncle one summer he wanted to plow all his ground,I don"t know how much,I"m guessing a good 500+(he rented too).We another hired hand were using a 1859 w/5 btm & a 1600 gas w/4 bottoms it was great to plow with,drop her down & didn"t even have to look back except to check & see it wasn"t plugged which didn"t happen much,the plowing w/the 1850 was another story up & down all the time always had to fiddle & watch the depth.I told my uncle & it didn"t sem to bother him.So every morning we"d flip a coin f/the 1600

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