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Military oliver?

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Matt L

06-13-2007 12:24:30




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So I used picked up a oliver tug of some sort during my tractor buying spree....


I think its a 77 or something like that. Whats the best way to id this tractor?

Its got a six cylinder in it. Dunno the serial # since the tractors not in front of me and the digi cam pic isnt perfect.

I'll have to post pics later of it I guess

Any idea on how many were made?




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Matt L

06-23-2007 17:50:04




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 Re: Military oliver? in reply to Matt L, 06-13-2007 12:24:30  
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Matt L

06-23-2007 17:13:59




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 Re: Military oliver? in reply to RAB, 06-13-2007 12:24:30  

Anonymous said: (quoted from post at 18:28:38 06/15/07) Some Olivers were used in airports to tow around planes. I have a book that has a 66 pictured with a diffent front grill and bumper on the front. They were built as a "Standard" series compared to a rowcrop. Please post some pics. It would be interesting to see


Have any pics of it?

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m kuhns

06-15-2007 18:28:38




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 Re: Military oliver? in reply to Matt L, 06-13-2007 12:24:30  
Some Olivers were used in airports to tow around planes. I have a book that has a 66 pictured with a diffent front grill and bumper on the front. They were built as a "Standard" series compared to a rowcrop. Please post some pics. It would be interesting to see



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Matt L

06-13-2007 23:27:15




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 Re: Military oliver? in reply to Matt L, 06-13-2007 12:24:30  
Where could I find pics on the net of this tractor and specs?

Thanks



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Matt L

06-16-2007 18:40:50




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 Re: Military oliver? in reply to Matt L, 06-13-2007 23:27:15  
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heres a pic to start with



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