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Richard Van Hee

01-13-2007 12:21:31




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While at a funeral dinner Friday, I was visiting with a former Oliver mechanic from Greenbergs, Nowthen, MN. He was at a southern Minnesota Oliver Convention/seminar years ago. They had a pair of Olivers that were twinned. (side by side) Siamese style and also a pair of two tractors in tandem. Built as a articulated Quad. I do this with garden tractors, the twin of mine is a pair of 107 Cub Cadets, the Quad are 127 Cub Cadets.
I did a triple engine, triple axle and 3 7" bottom plow. A bolens, Gilson and Ariens all shortened and articulated, (aka Donald Dufners JD 830's).
At the AC Hastings, MN. show last year a guy had a articulated B-10 or 12 AC garden tractor, his friend had a tandem axle AC of the same size.
I did my JD triple in '96. a year or two later a Kenny from Indiana was at the Red Power Show at Hastings with an articulated Cub Cadet 127's I believe. Later he did a Quad with a Frontend Loader. Is any one else doing this stuff.
I have a pair of Simpliciy 725's just waiting to be built. Quad or tandem.
I live in a suburb so I can't have real tractors.
I have digital picture of mine and the others.
Can send on request.
rvh

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Don-Wi

01-13-2007 23:29:58




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 Re: Oliver twin in reply to Richard Van Heel, Minneap, 01-13-2007 12:21:31  
I have a neighbor that turned one Cub into a crawler based off an Oliver because he used to collect those too. He also turned one into a MFWD using a front axel from what I think was a Jeep, shortened up to fit. Both are pretty sweet units.

Donovan from Wisconsin



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Dave Sherburne NY

01-13-2007 14:13:47




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 Re: Oliver twin in reply to Richard Van Heel, Minneap, 01-13-2007 12:21:31  
I would like to see some pics how about posting here on YT Here's How.



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