| Author | Message | ||
     Alex Blair Posted From: 67.166.182.21 |
I just bought a super 55. The serial number is 29847-518. By the serial number list for Oliver 55's I have found on the internet this would appear to be a 1957 machine, given that only the last 5 numbers of the serial are used. Is that correct? If so what the heck is the 298 for? There is also a spec number 15-0005, which I ASSUME just means it is a super 55, right? Alex | ||
| John Schwiebert Posted From: 209.143.51.189 |
First 5 numbers, Without looking I would say it is a late 1955 models. 518 is the gear train code. 1957 models have a different hydraulic and key start and the gas jobs are 12 volt start. | ||
| billberg Posted From: 70.106.62.212 |
need help my friend pasted away leaving me with a oliver 550 model#415-21006 ss#214020-019 need to sell. any ideas as to yr or value? | ||
| gord Posted From: 161.184.204.227 |
Your 550 is a 1969 model as for the value, condition, power steering, 3pt, fuel.etc will help to get a better idea also where are you located |
