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Question for Dean Barker

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oliver fan

01-21-2007 10:40:47




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Dean, I have been away from the computer for a while. I have read the later posts and I see your comment about your White 120 expermintal tractor. I have done some research on other models of Oliver tractors and am always looking for more information.

Some time in the late 80's TIC, Allied Products, AGCO, or who ever owned the Charles City plant, had a sale of expermantal ???? and used equipment. One parts tractor was called a 2-115 and it had a perkins engine with the planatary rear end.

I wasn't at the sale, but a short time later that tractor (what was left of it) was sold at a auction at a equipment yard here in the mid-west. I don't know where it went, but I did see the tractor.

What can you tell me about this tractor? Was that an expermintal 100 120 140 series with a perkins or was it something else?

A NOTE TO ANYONE ELSE READING THIS: I know White/Oliver built a 1850 industrial and called it a 2-105, and they also built a 1950 industrial and called that one a 2-115. What I am asking about is completey different tractor.

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Dean Barker

01-21-2007 21:22:29




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 Re: Question for Dean Barker in reply to oliver fan, 01-21-2007 10:40:47  
I believe that this was a downsized experimental version of the 2-135 that never went into production. I got a telephone call one day concerning how to fix this very machine. I couldn't help him as I wasn't in on the design.

The White 100 and 120 was basically a 2-135 transaxle with the following changes: the 1750-1850 transmission, 3 3/8 diam rear axles, lighter rear axle carriers, lighter differential,
narrower rear planetaries. They also had the original design over/under and the "B" Cummins engine. My tractor originally was going to be built up as an experimental 2-115 with a perkins engine running at 2400 rpm.

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oliver fan

01-22-2007 12:19:57




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 Re: Question for Dean Barker in reply to Dean Barker, 01-21-2007 21:22:29  
Thanks Dean for the information.



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