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Oliver 23-A cotton picker

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F .Slater

09-30-2007 19:40:14




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Could anyone tell me about these machines. It is pull type . Iam guessing it is a 2 row .I would like to know when they were made ? What tractor and Hp. Maybe someone would have a manuel For Sale Thanks




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ro

10-03-2007 02:57:10




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 Re: Oliver 23-A cotton picker in reply to F .Slater, 09-30-2007 19:40:14  
During their day the best stripper on the market. You simply backed up to it and went to the field, you didn't have it mounted on the tractor for the drag type. We pulled ours with a 880 and later a 1550. The 23b was an improved version. I have a manual for both strippers.



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oliver fan

10-01-2007 07:35:26




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 Re: Oliver 23-A cotton picker in reply to F .Slater, 09-30-2007 19:40:14  
Oliver built cotton pickers from the 40's to the 70's. The 23-A cotton picker was built from 1960 to 1971. It could be mounted on a 77, 88, Super 77, Super 88, 770, or 880. The machine could be converted from a mounted machine to a trailer type by merely adding wheels, power take-off, hitch and minor parts.

You should be able to get a manual from the Floyd County Museum. 641-228-1099.



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rrlund

10-01-2007 05:29:43




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 Re: Oliver 23-A cotton picker in reply to F .Slater, 09-30-2007 19:40:14  
I seem to remember seeing something about those in Oliver Heritage Magazine. Contact [email protected]



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