Posted by prawn farmer on March 30, 2015 at 06:28:41 from (107.77.85.54):
Reading about the post below about the Oliver 550 for sale below got me thinking about a show I attended a couple of years back in Pinckneyville, Illinois where Oliver was the featured tractor. As far as older tractors, John Deere pretty much rules where I live. They are followed by IH, Allis-Chalmers, Ford, Massey and then Oliver and MM. I only get to go to maybe 3 shows a year and was thinking about which tractor brand seemed to have the most enthusiastic group. For me, personally, it is Oliver owners as many will walk up and start conversations about the Oliver brand and their tractors. Really interesting tractors. Not that many Olivers and MM's around here - must have been used in areas with larger grain acreage rather than the smaller cattle/hog/ grain farms around here that I grew up with? The second most enthusiastic group for me then would be the steam powered tractor owners and then followed by Minneapolis-Moline. At any rate, I really have to appreciate anyone who takes the time and expense to bring their tractors to shows - no matter what brand.
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