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3pt post hole digger

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Steve Metcalfe

02-13-2006 13:48:41




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I was just wondering, did oliver ever make a 3 pt post hole digger ? I've never seen one but there's alot they made that I've never seen!!




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Mike (WA)

02-15-2006 08:29:40




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 Re: 3pt post hole digger in reply to Steve Metcalfe, 02-13-2006 13:48:41  
They probably should have made one for the 4 digit models- most post hole diggers don't use a conventional toplink- the digger is pinned directly to the tractor. That's a problem on the 4 digits, because they have that built-in yoke arrangement for the toplink. I had the same problem with a Taarup (disc) mower I bought in the '70's, to use with my 1550. Ended up fabricating a bracket and bolting it to the top rear of the tractor.

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Don-Wi

02-15-2006 20:47:01




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 Re: 3pt post hole digger in reply to Mike (WA), 02-15-2006 08:29:40  
That problem actually only exists on the 15's, 16's, and the 2-70. The 17's on up have a cast bracket for a standard top link. Donovan from Wisconsin



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Super 55

02-13-2006 20:39:04




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 Re: 3pt post hole digger in reply to Steve Metcalfe, 02-13-2006 13:48:41  
I don't think they made one, but I have my Super 55 sales literature, and they marketed a Danuser post hole digger, and a Danuser post pounder.



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B A Star

02-13-2006 20:19:51




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 Re: 3pt post hole digger in reply to Steve Metcalfe, 02-13-2006 13:48:41  
Did Oliver Make a Post Hole Digger? I am positive that they did not "make" one. If one was sold, it would more than likely been made by another company. I am sure they did not sell a Post Hole Digger.



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