| Author | Message | ||
     Douglas Knutt |
I have just recently purchased a olilver tractor not sure of the model. The name tag is worn and been scratched, very hard to read. Here are some numbers of the plate. G7840-519 and on the plate the next number 3?-0034 very hard to see may not be the correct numbers. Casting numbers on the left side of the block 180220G, ILB-100-B, 11127. casting number on the transmission 102-125A. These are the numbers I have found so far. What I have been able to find out looking a pictures may be a 550???? I is currently painted yellow leads me to think Industrial?? Thanks Doug | ||
| John Schwiebert |
It is a 550 and an early one. I think the G in your serial number is actually a 6. If so this would make it a 1958 model. Another thing you block is still the L-100 version and it was cast in november of 1957 Early 550 tractors like that were available in industrial paint. Questions? | ||
| Douglas Knutt |
Thank you very much this is my first oliver. I have four other tractors but am not familiar with oliver should be fun. Other tractors ford 8N, ford 4000, farmall H, and a farmall super A. Just starting this project, But think the shift rail is frozen will have to check it out. This is a great site have been looking at the past forms. Looks like a lot of help can be found here. Thank you for now | ||
| Taras Kucman |
Hello, I need to transport an older Oliver Loader (resembles a a small Caterpillar "Crawler Loader") and I dont know its weight. The M/N on the tag is 11-3104-CC46-CS SERIES. The outside track dim 56", inside track dim 36", track length end to end 85". On the ground length 57". Any help would be much appreciated. | ||
| nancy l. duket |
1944 oliver 60 rowcrop, decent condition,best offer,wisconsin 54970. | ||
| nancy l. duket |
1944 oliver 60 rowcrop, decent condition,best offer,wisconsin 54970.call 1 920 566 4224 |
