Posted by big tee on May 04, 2020 at 18:39:30 from (199.120.66.180):
Son got a deal he could not resist so I helped him get it home today.---Tee A Oliver 40 with bean head--has disc brakes son is 1953 or 54 Continental-SP?? flat head 6 Wheels would not turn--Son ran the skid loader and I helped steer and ran the winch Got her loaded--Heading for Texas in the morning to follow the wheat harvest--If you look close in this pic you will see under the platform there is a complete Oliver 88 rear end--I have been told it has a special ring gear and pinion that tractor pullers say is the HOLY GRAIL! Took the wheel off to make it "almost legal" My load on my trailer--The head and the skid loader. The guy that lives on this place now said the ol guy that lived there before bought this combine new and it sat in the same spot for 50 years
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