Oliver 33 tractor

[rrlund]

AI search assist gets it wrong, again.
The Oliver 33 tractor is a model produced by the Oliver Farm Equipment Corporation, which was known for its durable and efficient farm machinery. It was pa

Overview of the Oliver 33 Tractor​

The Oliver 33 tractor is a notable model produced by the Oliver Farm Equipment Corporation. This tractor is recognized for its durability and efficiency, making it a popular choice among farmers during its production era.

Key Features​

• Production Era: The Oliver 33 was manufactured in the mid-20th century.
• Reliability: Known for its dependable performance in various agricultural tasks.
• Engine Power: The tractor typically features a robust engine that supports its functionality in farming operations.

Historical Context​

The Oliver Farm Equipment Corporation was formed in 1929 through the merger of several companies, including Oliver Chilled Plow and Hart-Parr. The Oliver 33 tractor is part of a legacy that includes a range of models designed to meet the needs of farmers.

Related Models​

The Oliver 33 is part of a broader series of tractors that includes:

Model	Horsepower	Production Years
Oliver 70	33 hp	1935 - 1948
Oliver 77	37 hp	1948 - 1954
Oliver 88	46 hp	1947 - 1954

Collectibility and Market​

The Oliver 33 tractor has become a collectible item among vintage tractor enthusiasts. Its historical significance and robust design contribute to its desirability in the market. Collectors often seek these tractors for restoration projects or as part of agricultural history displays.
In summary, the Oliver 33 tractor stands out as a reliable piece of agricultural machinery with a rich history, making it a valued item for collectors and farmers alike
rt of a series of tractors that were popular in the mid-20th century, particularly for their reliability in agricultural tasks.

That'd be hilarious if it wasn't so scary.

 

[Frank(Mi.)]

Tractor data shows earliest model is 60. Next up is a 66. So - guessing whomever made it decided to call it half of a 66 model. The trans looks a little like a Cub without the frame rails. I don't know the engine type, maybe a Wisconsin, or Tecumseh?

Cool little device. Clean it up, make it run and advertise right here.

Looks like a Kohler engine. Maybe a K 301...

 

[38 Sears Roebuck]

At any rate that's a neat little tractor. I've seen JDs and others done up like that but this is the first Oliver that I've seen.

 

[Steve Metcalfe]

At any rate that's a neat little tractor. I've seen JDs and others done up like that but this is the first Oliver that I've seen.

Here's one I built several years ago

 

[scootergmc]

Now that's a little beauty. Very correct comparatively. Reminds me of a T&D custom, but I like yours better.

Home - T&D Customs

www.tdcustomminitractors.com

 

[NormanSavesTractors]

That's a cool machine. That looks like it's based off of a wheel horse frame. It was the Wheel Horse HST transmission set up from a Wheel horse "automatic", and a Wheel Horse set up Kohler K series engines. You can tell by the oil pan, and the crankshaft pulley.

 

[NormanSavesTractors]

You can probably ask $500 for it. There is no real "market value" for stuff like that, but it has the cool factor, the K series engine. Where are you located? I'd buy it if you were near me.

 

[NormanSavesTractors]

Now that's a little beauty. Very correct comparatively. Reminds me of a T&D custom, but I like yours better.

Home - T&D Customs

www.tdcustomminitractors.com

Have you seen the Little Tractor Co.? Very cool stuff!

The Little Tractor Co

The Little Tractor Co. specializes in custom hand made half scale tractors. 734.368.3273

www.thelittletractorco.com

 

[scootergmc]

Have you seen the Little Tractor Co.? Very cool stuff!

The Little Tractor Co

The Little Tractor Co. specializes in custom hand made half scale tractors. 734.368.3273

www.thelittletractorco.com

No, not that I can recall, maybe I have seen he tractors featured in some of the Oliver publications, I don't recall either. Thanks for that link. Looks like they haven't done anything in a couple years.

 

[DanielW]

While it's definitely your (or your father's) call, I don't think you'll get nearly as much money out of it as the intrinsic/sentimental value of keeping it around - as long as you have a place to store it. Being a home-brewed unit (that someone's done a tidy job on) makes it very unique, but also not really collectible nor overly valuable. I think the $500 - $1000 other posters here have suggested is about as good as you'd do.

That's not pocket change, and maybe you don't have a place to store it/would rather have the money/don't have much attachment to it. But knowing you're not going to get a whopping amount for it, I'd be inclined to throw some stabilizer in the tank and keep it around. The kids/grandkids would have the coolest ride in town. And it would get them started into the fun (albeit somewhat nutty) habit of collecting old iron, thereby ensuring future generations are around to continue the YT legacy.

 

[used red MN]

You can probably ask $500 for it. There is no real "market value" for stuff like that, but it has the cool factor, the K series engine. Where are you located? I'd buy it if you were near me.

Per reply 9 North central IA.

 

[INCase]

AI search assist gets it wrong, again.
The Oliver 33 tractor is a model produced by the Oliver Farm Equipment Corporation, which was known for its durable and efficient farm machinery. It was pa

Overview of the Oliver 33 Tractor​

The Oliver 33 tractor is a notable model produced by the Oliver Farm Equipment Corporation. This tractor is recognized for its durability and efficiency, making it a popular choice among farmers during its production era.

Key Features​

• Production Era: The Oliver 33 was manufactured in the mid-20th century.
• Reliability: Known for its dependable performance in various agricultural tasks.
• Engine Power: The tractor typically features a robust engine that supports its functionality in farming operations.

Historical Context​

The Oliver Farm Equipment Corporation was formed in 1929 through the merger of several companies, including Oliver Chilled Plow and Hart-Parr. The Oliver 33 tractor is part of a legacy that includes a range of models designed to meet the needs of farmers.

Related Models​

The Oliver 33 is part of a broader series of tractors that includes:

Model	Horsepower	Production Years
Oliver 70	33 hp	1935 - 1948
Oliver 77	37 hp	1948 - 1954
Oliver 88	46 hp	1947 - 1954

Collectibility and Market​

The Oliver 33 tractor has become a collectible item among vintage tractor enthusiasts. Its historical significance and robust design contribute to its desirability in the market. Collectors often seek these tractors for restoration projects or as part of agricultural history displays.
In summary, the Oliver 33 tractor stands out as a reliable piece of agricultural machinery with a rich history, making it a valued item for collectors and farmers alike
rt of a series of tractors that were popular in the mid-20th century, particularly for their reliability in agricultural tasks.

AI is delusional. it will do whatever it can to get you an answer. right or wrong. everyone is pushing AI at work but there are some things it just cannot do. it can help, like proof reading things but cannot do everything everyone thinks it can. Garbage in/garbage out.

 

[scootergmc]

AI is delusional. it will do whatever it can to get you an answer. right or wrong. everyone is pushing AI at work but there are some things it just cannot do. it can help, like proof reading things but cannot do everything everyone thinks it can. Garbage in/garbage out.

You're looking at one little sliver of AI. I've watched it design parts and goods in a few minutes in what would taken a human design team and engineers probably a month. Now this isn't your web-based free AI question and answer stuff that most on this forum are used to, but a paid AI software platform. The tech out there is amazing.

 

[SkipperII]

AI is delusional. it will do whatever it can to get you an answer. right or wrong. everyone is pushing AI at work but there are some things it just cannot do. it can help, like proof reading things but cannot do everything everyone thinks it can. Garbage in/garbage out.

Just like my brain.

 

[Duner Wi]

If 33 were in my possession we would ask $2,000.00. Supply is one and market is small. Just find the one person is all you need.