Oliver 80 standard

[Kernal]

Complete tractor but has been sitting for years. Motor is stuck, tires are weather rotted. Does this tractor have any value to anyone?

 

[wacp]

Where are you located at

 

[Kernal]

North Central Kansas

 

[oliver90owner]

Of course it will have some value to someone.

The first question I would want answering is: What is the condition of the manifolds (exhaust in particular). They are prone to decay and a mega expensive compared to the possible value of the rest of the tractor.

I already have five 80s and am the wrong side of the pond.

Regards, RAB

 

[John Harmon.]

Sure it has value to some one.Advertise and find out.These old girls sure have value along with the others on display.JH

 

[Mike (WA)]

My sense of it is that the 80 is one of the less popular Olivers, generally (unless its one of the 5 or so diesels that were made). Engine stuck, manifold probably bad, and back tires rotted- I doubt you could sell for the cost of fixup, even if tractor is free.

 

[J.Wondergem]

Now is this tractor in the picture the one with the foot clutch on the right hand side? I seen one like that at last years Winter Oliver show. Sure seems like it would be strange to drive it that way, but I guess you can get used to any thing, if you put your mind to it.

 

[fireater]

does it have a generator? im looking for one with bracket

 

[80-STD]

Do you still have this tractor? I am restoring my grandpa's old 80 Std and might be able to use it for parts.