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  1. JohnRowehl

    Against my better judgment another followed me home

    OK, I tried looking it up. What does LIPF stand for ?
  2. JohnRowehl

    Your chance to make some hay like no one else.

    And once it gets placed, does that mean it stays there and cattle come to it to feed? Otherwise, how would it be moved somewhere else? Presumably this is for areas of very low rainfall.
  3. JohnRowehl

    Your chance to make some hay like no one else.

    What do you do once it is filled up?
  4. JohnRowehl

    Hydraulic Whine In Int 544 Utility

    Our 504 made a whining sound too.
  5. JohnRowehl

    Ford 142 plow

    Interesting that Ford gave it the same model number whether it was a mounted, semi-mounted or pull type. I don’t think the Ford semi-mount version is equivalent to the Oliver 546. The hitch and main frame beam is not like the one on an Oliver 546.
  6. JohnRowehl

    Literature---1969 Oliver Better Farming Full Line Brochure. Part 1 Tractors

    Why don’t you download them to a hard drive so you know you have them?
  7. JohnRowehl

    Plow Day-May 2-Keystone Oliver Club

    I have a sales brochure for the 565-566-575 plows dated 7/71. The only on-the-go, automatic reset offered at that time was the hydraulic reset on the 575. It was offered in 3-8 bottoms. So it accommodated a wide range of tractor sizes. The 566 was offered in 5-8 bottoms and had cushion action...
  8. JohnRowehl

    Plow Day-May 2-Keystone Oliver Club

    I’m guessing that your Dad’s 565 has the spring cushion trips. If you do go to work on it, and you are willing to take the time, start a project thread for us to follow.
  9. JohnRowehl

    baler twine

    Yes, a very vague memory. Plastic twine.
  10. JohnRowehl

    Plow Day-May 2-Keystone Oliver Club

    I saw the video with Chris Losey digging out the monster rock but have not yet seen the one where he found it. Yes, there were some times the spring resets on my plow were doing their thing.
  11. JohnRowehl

    Plow Day-May 2-Keystone Oliver Club

    The 826 did well. I was running in first gear, high range; about 5 mph. After a couple of rounds, I stopped and adjusted the rear coulter to run deeper, hoping to leave a cleaner looking furrow. I think it helped. I’m really happy with how the plow turns the soil.
  12. JohnRowehl

    Plow Day-May 2-Keystone Oliver Club

    Just one more. I saw this on my coulter as I was going down the field. The blade had sliced right in between the coils. What are the chances that it hit it just right for that to happen? Better that than finding it sticking out of the tire!
  13. JohnRowehl

    Plow Day-May 2-Keystone Oliver Club

    I’m with you; I’m having too much fun plowing and find it hard to make myself stop and take photos of other people. I was fortunate to have had another club member’s daughter take photos and send them to me. Also, our host farmer is a partner in Forrester Farm Equipment and he had one of their...
  14. JohnRowehl

    Plow Day-May 2-Keystone Oliver Club

    Oooops…looks like some photos got posted twice.
  15. JohnRowehl

    Plow Day-May 2-Keystone Oliver Club

    I’m a little late getting this up but then again it isn’t like it’s breaking news🙂 We had 15 people plowing, eight using Oliver plows. Forty acres plowed.
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