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Re: OLIVER 77 OR 300 IHC
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Posted by rrlund on July 22, 2007 at 08:19:51 from (216.46.210.191):
In Reply to: OLIVER 77 OR 300 IHC posted by lenray on July 21, 2007 at 13:18:49:
For one thing,how often are you going to get on and off this thing. Oilver is a LOT easier in that respect than the 300. I've had a couple of 77s,still have one and have had a 300 row crop and utility. Got rid of both,just couldn't hold a candle to the 77 in any catagory,power,comfort,weight,reliability...I'd stick with the 77 hands down going away. The 300 replaced the Super H,which I always thought compaired to a 66 not a 77.
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