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    Tough Case cab

    I don't know much technical information about Case tractors but I saw one today give a very valiant fight at our local scrap yard. It had been stripted of a lot of sheet metal,radiator and front end suspension but cab and engine,transmission,rear end including tires were still intact.The owner...
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    Oliver hammock seat

    Maybe I'm wrong but a 100 lb capacity hemp or gunny sack would slip over the frame of the seat. Dad bought a new 70 in March 1938, it had a seat framed of a round bar that held the sack as a seat, no springs, no padding. Later Dad bought a spring padded seat.
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    oliver baler

    No kicker, just trying to help the family dispose of machinery without giving it away.
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    oliver baler

    I"m helping to dispose of machinery my deceased neighbor acquired. There is a 720 Oliver baler with a tarp over the knotters, been outside several years. Western Ill near Galesburg. We will sell it for $200 per ton, you haul it over a scale.
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    Oliver /Hart Parr 70 tractors

    I have a 70 my father bought new in March 1938, it is a "styled" model row crop with gauges with Hart Part on the dial. Serial no. 221146. I have a complete Operators Manual and Parts Book, also included is a single sheet with extra parts etc that were with the tractor. It has been at rest for...
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    george walk-behind

    Here is a picture of my George tiller. I have used it a lot and it works well. There is a George logo on the brace of the handle. It has a very complicated self propel system that I have never used as the tines pull it along and you have to hold it back. I think you can see it in the photo...
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    Hydra Power Drive leak

    My mechanic of years ago for my 1800 hydra power drive said you could get the cover off in the frame but you had to work behind your back in order to get some of the bolts removed and replaced. Something about the way you had to hold your hands to maneuver the bolts. I didn"t see it done and I...
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