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  • Great Ollie

    HA! I wished we had baler that would shoot the bales into a wagon like yours does....me or someone else would stand on the front of the wagon pulling the bales off the baler shoot with a hand hook and would then stack them neatly on the wagon usually five tiers high.....we'd get several wagons stacked and then pull them in a wagon train back to the barn for stacking. Man, would I love to go back in time and do that backbreaking work once again....Those were the days and I'm only 44

  • We bought three Olivers in the late 60s and added a White 135 Field Boss in the mid 70s. The Olivers were an 1850 with saddle tanks, a 1750 with fenders and an 1855 with saddle tanks. Sold the White in the 80s, but the 3 Olivers are still on the farm....sadly the 1855 kept blowing the Waukesha 310 and its been sitting in the shed for the last 25 years. The other two are still the workhorses of the place....its a small farm.

  • @possumtail Is the 1855 for sale?

  • @punhoss My uncles have never tried to sell it and they rob parts off of it.....for most of its life its been on blocks with the front wheels/tires removed. These were placed on the 1750.

    I would see about this for you, but I don't speak to that bunch up there anymore.

  • i like that 1950 its alot quieter

  • @baker4030

    Hi Baker. The 1950T ("T" is for turbo) has a 310 cubic inch 6 cylinder Waukesha engine....the older 1950 even older 1900 models had the 4 cylinder Detroits and were VERY LOUD!

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