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Posted by Ron on July 04, 2004 at 06:14:34 from (69.179.10.60):
In Reply to: Build-A-Tractor posted by Don S. on July 03, 2004 at 18:01:26:
Oliver 1650, adjustable wide-front. Gas engine (I have to plow snow)
66 HP 540/1000 RPM live/independent PTO
18 forward and 6 reverse speeds
power steering
disc brakes
tilt/telescopic steering wheel
live hydraulics with remotes
3 pt.
comfortable, adjustable seat Most 4 digit Olivers came equipped from the factory like the 1650. The difference is weight and HP. The 1650 makes a particularly good row crop tractor and utility tractor. Oliver pioneered many of these features which the other manufacturers copied.
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