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Posted by Joe on August 04, 2004 at 06:01:00 from (134.215.201.102):
In Reply to: Oliver35 posted by Dick on August 02, 2004 at 20:48:52:
I need to correct my previous post. I looked things up last night and it appears little is known about the 35. There were 2700 serial numbers set aside fot it, but the production data is sketchy. It used a smaller motor than the 70 (closer to the 60)and it was designed for industrial use. It seems to have faded away pretty quickly, the 25 probably replaced it. The one I was thinking of earlier was the 50, an industrial tractor which was larger than the 80. Sorry for the confusion. This info is based on Wendels Oliver book. Enjoy, Joe
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