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Corn Planter

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Richard Turner

08-27-2007 16:20:33




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I purchased a supposedly Oliver 2 row corn planter at an auction this past weekend. I see no markings pointing to an oliver. In fact it was painted a light blue. I found a couple of numbers under the seed box. They are 3AF231B and 3AF679. Can anyone tell me if it is an oliver or what make it would be? Also maybe the year it was made.

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J Schwiebert

08-27-2007 18:02:53




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 Re: Corn Planter in reply to Richard Turner, 08-27-2007 16:20:33  
Your 3 Af numbers are Oliver numbers. Now as for part two of your question, is it a mounted or pull type to start with.



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Richard Turner

08-28-2007 04:25:27




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 Re: Corn Planter in reply to J Schwiebert, 08-27-2007 18:02:53  
The planter is a pull type.



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J Schwiebert

08-28-2007 06:11:57




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 Re: Corn Planter in reply to Richard Turner, 08-28-2007 04:25:27  
Tractor type (rubber tires-small press wheels) compared to a horse drawn planter?



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Richard Turner

08-28-2007 17:11:27




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 Re: Corn Planter in reply to J Schwiebert, 08-28-2007 06:11:57  
Yes rubber tires,



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J Schwiebert

08-28-2007 17:14:42




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 Re: Corn Planter in reply to Richard Turner, 08-28-2007 17:11:27  
Best guess: A model 202 or its replacement the 252 and Right at the minute I don't remember the difference, but I think the 50 series had a gear box to change the rate of seed drop and the 02 just used sprockets. Man, from 1960 when I started we sold 1 two row pull type planter. J.



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Richard Turner

08-29-2007 04:15:47




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 Re: Corn Planter in reply to J Schwiebert, 08-28-2007 17:14:42  
Thanks for your help J I was much appreciated



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