Posted by Donald Lehman on April 29, 2017 at 15:39:19 from (172.79.40.229):
Jeff brought home that 1650 today. That was the first tractor Pop sold with the 3 speed in it and also the first one we sold with the 7.50x18 front tires. Still original paint. She's home to stay. Everything seems shipshape except the 3 pt hitch doesn't go up. Have to figure that out "one of these days".
So at last count, between me and the boys, Oliver 60, Oliver 88, Oliver S-88, Oliver 1650, Oliver 1850, Oliver 1955 4wd, Oliver OC-4 dozer, and one little orphan JD 420. (well, at least the thing is green)
The 88 is on the disabled list right now and the 1850 is still limping along with the slipping clutch, (next shop project now that we have the 1650 around) and everything else is earning their keep.
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