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Oliver selfpropelled silage cutter

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thhill

09-13-2007 21:09:27




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I have a neighbor with a Oliver selfpropelled silage cutter for sale if you guys need something rare to paint up and take to shows. It runs and works he just went to hiring it done.
They are the same as the Fox brand cutter. At cicleville Kansas




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rrlund

09-14-2007 17:32:25




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 Re: Oliver selfpropelled silage cutter in reply to thhill, 09-13-2007 21:09:27  
I read in Oliver Heritage I think it was,some higher up at Oliver swearing right up and down that Fox never made a chopper for Oliver. Said Oliver tried to buy Fox,but since Oliver wasn't a Wisconsin company,they couldn't make the deal. With that said,I know where there is one of those Oliver self propelled choppers sitting,with a Fox head on it about 12 miles from here. I saw a Fox pull type with an Oliver tag on it at a consignment sale a few years ago too. It would be interesting to know the real story.

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larry h

09-14-2007 16:12:25




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 Re: Oliver selfpropelled silage cutter in reply to thhill, 09-13-2007 21:09:27  
i am interested i would like a pic and the price we haul out of kan quite often thanks



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dweaver

09-14-2007 08:13:39




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 Re: Oliver selfpropelled silage cutter in reply to thhill, 09-13-2007 21:09:27  
I'm pretty far away but maybe someone would be interested if you posted the price. It sounds intersting just to see pictures of it even.



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El Toro

09-14-2007 05:49:19




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 Re: Oliver selfpropelled silage cutter in reply to thhill, 09-13-2007 21:09:27  
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In the late 1940's we had a man to fill our silos
he had a chopper pulled by a Farmall M. It usually took 3 weeks and hiring a lot of extra help to get them filled. They did it in 3 days.
Here's a picture similar to the way we did it before getting a chopper to do it. Hal
PS: One thing different we had to cut it by hand.

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Don-Wi

09-13-2007 23:00:32




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 Re: Oliver selfpropelled silage cutter in reply to thhill, 09-13-2007 21:09:27  
If you were a few states closer, I'd almost hafta jump on that. I've been keeping my eyes open but they just ain't around here. Atleast not as Oliver. The Fox plant was only about 15 miles away, and there's lot's of Fox harvestors yet, including our Fox 3000 we run behind an 1855.

Donovan from Wisconsin



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