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Super 99 how many

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skip 33652

12-06-2005 06:09:15




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how many super 99"s with the 6 cylinder diesel engine were bult. I heard that only a handful of gas tractors built.thanks Paul




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MikeWisc

12-07-2005 05:56:16




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 Re: Super 99 how many in reply to skip 33652, 12-06-2005 06:09:15  
Also, remember that in '52 and '53, prior to the Super 99, Oliver made a "styled" 99 (same body style as the 88's, 77's and 66's) with a six cylinder engine. They made about 2,000 over the two years. Fifty were gassers; the rest were diesel.



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J. Schwiebert

12-06-2005 19:22:41




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 Re: Super 99 how many in reply to skip 33652, 12-06-2005 06:09:15  
There is no correct answer to that question. All the Super 99 tractors Oliver gas, diesel and G-M powered ones fall into one serial number group. We had a customer who had a Super 99 gas. It was a nice handling tractor. Another thing, there was a man in the next town who worked for the B & O railroad when he was young and he told me the one year he was laid off he worked for Oliver at plant 2 assembling belt pulleys for the Super 99 tractors that were going to be exported. Remember the Super 99 tractors were not made in Charles City as the other wheel tractors. Questions?

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