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Posted by Scott S on June 21, 2007 at 15:34:55 from (66.207.228.98):
In Reply to: Re: Oliver Backhoe posted by Larry from md on June 21, 2007 at 14:43:15:
Larry,
Thanks for the correction. Can you help me answer additional questions? How do you find out how many of these backhoes were built? Did Oliver complete the attachment of the Sherman Model 1258 at the factory? Do you know if Oliver put out an industrial version? It has been painted yellow. However, some original green paint is visible on the 550. This particular backhoe came from a local farmer who owned and stored it under a shed for many years. Aside from the replacement of the original copper hydraulic lines with rubber, the machine appears original. It has strong hydraulic system and tight rebuilt motor with 18-inch bucket. Do you know of any websites pertaining to this type of backhoe? Thanks.
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