want something different, be the only one? We have a 1931 case C, easy to get under 3000lb with 200 lb driver, alot of torque, a few tricks that make power. email if interested.

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EricSWPA

11-05-2009 14:46:00

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Re: 3000 LB PULLER FOR SALE in reply to RichB, 11-04-2009 09:38:38

Id personally look for a CA allis maybe even a WC

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Cliff S

11-06-2009 12:29:24

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Re: 3000 LB PULLER FOR SALE in reply to EricSWPA, 11-05-2009 14:46:00

Eric SWPA, How Did you make out on the SC Puller?

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RichB

11-05-2009 14:57:41

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Re: 3000 LB PULLER FOR SALE in reply to EricSWPA, 11-05-2009 14:46:00

Plenty of AC's pulling here now...And I have 3 other Ollies so I might better stick to em. Those AC's are tough tractors for sure.

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jd hauler

11-05-2009 14:35:53

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Re: 3000 LB PULLER FOR SALE in reply to RichB, 11-04-2009 09:38:38

I"d go for that 66 thats been for sale for a while now, if its like any other oliver, its hard to beat. the price seems fair and most times you cant build a puller for what they sell for, my two cents.

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DiamondPuller

11-05-2009 14:08:45

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Re: 3000 LB PULLER FOR SALE in reply to RichB, 11-04-2009 09:38:38

Rich, there has been a 66 for sale by you for a while, Charlie Sussex or something like that, 3000 dollars is his asking price and its a real nice looking tractor and wouldn't be suprised if it ran better than it looks.

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jd plowboy

11-11-2009 05:24:49

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Re: 3000 LB PULLER FOR SALE in reply to DiamondPuller, 11-05-2009 14:08:45

i dont think i would mess with that 66 i read on the discussion board a while back that it was a scam. he has it on there and then says it is sold and then it is back. it has been like that a few times i have seen myself. just my two cents worth but sounds funning to me

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RichB

11-05-2009 14:43:35

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Re: 3000 LB PULLER FOR SALE in reply to DiamondPuller, 11-05-2009 14:08:45

Saw the ad for it the other day and sent him an email but no response back...I looked for the ad and its gone..Maybe sold??

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DiamondPuller

11-05-2009 15:48:34

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Re: 3000 LB PULLER FOR SALE in reply to RichB, 11-05-2009 14:43:35

Yeah, I don't know...Should have called him I guess.

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RichB

11-05-2009 13:05:27

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Re: 3000 LB PULLER FOR SALE in reply to RichB, 11-04-2009 09:38:38

Thanks for all the input guys,Trying to find something in the northeast as I live in NY. Also really leaning toward a Oliver 66 but they seem hard to find. Thanks Rich

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craig ellis

11-05-2009 10:42:47

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Re: 3000 LB PULLER FOR SALE in reply to RichB, 11-04-2009 09:38:38

As an idea to look at, you could get in the 2500-3000lb class with a Ford 8N. We take ours to the tractor pulls and it is stock. We usually get around 2nd place everytime we pull it with about 5lbs of air in the tires. I wish I could say the same with our 861 powermaster in the 4/4.5K lb class, just cant seem to make it grab right and usually doesnt do good at all. Oh well, live and learn.

Good Luck, Craig

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Phenix

11-05-2009 09:20:29

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Re: 3000 LB PULLER FOR SALE in reply to RichB, 11-04-2009 09:38:38

I have a farmall h with 9 speed it weighs 3100 with 200lb driver, with little work could get it down to 3,000lb class. Can pull 1st gear high range which is faster than 4th gear normal in 3500lb class. Email for more info. Asking $3000 with trailer or $2450 without.

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Joe Mac

11-05-2009 06:14:54

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Re: 3000 LB PULLER FOR SALE in reply to RichB, 11-04-2009 09:38:38

I have a 1941 VC Case. Engine is a 162 bored 60 over and balanced. It has waight brackets and wheelly bars and is ready to pull. I waight 200 and can get in the 2750 class with it. this tractor looks good and pulls good. I will take $2000 for it and it is located close to Springfied Mo. Call if interested 417-830-2407

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Mopower

11-05-2009 05:29:59

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Light and Powerful in reply to RichB, 11-04-2009 09:38:38

I have a 1954(???) Ferguson TE-20. This is the English built model. The engine is built by Standard Motor Company. It is similar but larger in displacement to the TR4 highly modifiable Triumph car engine. Not only did it make more horsepower stock than the Continental or Flathead Ford, the chassis has cast aluminum tranny housing, steering box, oil pan, and engine front cover... stock. Pull it in 2500 through 3500. Stock weighs about 2300#. I've got two of these and am selling the good. Runs good with four new tires. Otherwise it has a few dings and such. $1500

Ethan Berry
517-243-0617

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Lamont

11-04-2009 11:43:16

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Re: 3000 LB PULLER FOR SALE in reply to RichB, 11-04-2009 09:38:38

I traded for a Case VAC about a year ago that has a 148 Gas engine out of a Case backhoe in it. I never have weighed it or pulled it, but it runs really well. I can't imagine it weighing over 2500 lbs. The gas tank had a leak in it, so I have it off right now, but will have it back together and running soon. I'm also going to put a Pertronix electronic ignition and coil on it. It has front and rear weight brackets, lightweight front wheels/narrow front, 11.2 X 36 tires on 9-bolt pressed steel wheels, lightweight hubs, pulling hitch, wheelie bars, flat-back/No PTO, no belt-pulley or hyd pump. I'll sell it for $1950.00, but I want to get it back together and make sure it runs right again before I sell it.

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