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Red River Special Threshing Machine

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Ronn B.

08-21-2006 14:35:06




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Our antique tractor and engine club has just been given an Oliver Red River Special. Can anyone tell me where we can find some information on the machine. Are operators and/or parts and repair manuals available anywhere? Is there a registry that has serial number information that would give us the date of manufacture? Any info will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you. Ronn




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B A star

08-22-2006 16:12:16




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 Re: Red River Special Threshing Machine in reply to Ronn B., 08-21-2006 14:35:06  
My 1939 Heavy Line Price List shows that they were available in three sizes. 22"x36", 28"x46" & 32"x56". First number is the diameter of the cylinder and second is the width of the machine. I don't know if they were built this late or if they had remaining inventory.



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Mn Dave

08-22-2006 05:39:21




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 Re: Red River Special Threshing Machine in reply to Ronn B., 08-21-2006 14:35:06  
Ronn, If your machine is an Oliver Red River that means it was built sometime from the 30's through the 40's and would be a steel machine. The later ones were painted Oliver green but under the paint were the old lettering from when they were galvanize. They were built in 2 sizes, 22" and 28" cylinder sizes. Up till the late teens they built them up to 44" size. I might have an operators manual for one, let me know if you still need one.

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Ronn B.

08-23-2006 06:24:42




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 Re: Red River Special Threshing Machine in reply to Mn Dave, 08-22-2006 05:39:21  
Hello Dave;
Thank you for the reply to my questions. We do need manuals. Please let me know what you have.
Thank you. Ronn



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J Schwiebert

08-21-2006 19:17:46




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 Re: Red River Special Threshing Machine in reply to Ronn B., 08-21-2006 14:35:06  
I can probably help you a little of it but it will take some looking. First of all is this a wooden or a steel machine next what is the size of the machine?



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Ronn B.

08-23-2006 06:20:54




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 Re: Red River Special Threshing Machine in reply to J Schwiebert, 08-21-2006 19:17:46  
Hello:
Thank you for the reply to my questions. The machine is steel with a few wood parts near the bottom. I believe that it is a 22" machine but I don't know for sure. It has two serial number tags on it. One says Red River Seperator, #5249. The other says Oliver, Hart Carter, #H45397. Any help that you can provide will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you. Ronn



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SherryS

08-23-2006 13:33:36




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 Re: Red River Special Threshing Machine in reply to Ronn B., 08-23-2006 06:20:54  
According to your serial number you have a 1930 28x34 Model D.



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