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Re: Oliver 1900 Diesel Standard
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Posted by Scott(MO) on March 08, 2002 at 16:48:11 from (209.248.48.48):
In Reply to: Oliver 1900 Diesel Standard posted by John on March 08, 2002 at 13:19:22:
I wouldn't consider them oddball. However , you never see one in a row crop version. Pretty much all of them I have seen are wheatlands (straight axle ,non adjustable front end)or Front Wheel Assist. I use to own a Wheatland(it's in the tractor photos to the right ). As far as parts , I believe many parts interchanged with other Ollies like the 1800 and others. As for the engine , parts for it were about as easy to get as they come because you ordered those from Detroit/Allison!
Sometimes I miss that "screaming Jimmy" motor! Scott(MO)
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