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Posted by David in Wales on June 17, 2007 at 07:01:31 from (86.138.183.65):
In Reply to: good thing for spares... posted by Don-Wi on June 17, 2007 at 00:29:56:
Hi Buddy;
That is a Beautifull looking tractor. They stopped importing Olivers here in the late 1940's,
During the 1930's & 40's we got a few 60's, and lots of 80's & 90's - well respected tractors. Interesting to see your hay turner, hav'nt seen that style with the solid circles & tines around the outer rim before.
The ones here used an open "wheel" with the tines coming from the hub up through the rim. Always pleased to see what you guys use. David
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