Posted by olliekid on December 17, 2011 at 14:08:22 from (70.228.98.75):
Just wondering, my dad and i are in a heated discussion, was Oliver the only brand not using a differential lock in the early 70's? ive heard quite a few 20 series deeres have them. Looking at the comparison between the
Oliver 1655 Allis Chalmers 180 Case 870 Farmall 656 JD 3020 Massey Ferguson 180
(not really sure why there isnt a ford 5000 on here)
This is directly from the Oliver Heritage magazine published in 2008.
Which of these did/didnt have differential locks?
Did Oliver lose a good portion of customers because they were "lacking" a differential lock?
I always thought it was because that JD and IH made better cabs.
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