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oliver 70hi and I was wondering if a oliver 70 with the narrow front if it could pull a 4 bottom plow and if not tell me what size
Re: oliver 70An Oliver 70 is about a 22 - 23 HP tractor - around here 2 - 14's would be the limit.
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Re: oliver 702-14 was all our 70 would pull in 3rd gear in fall clover ground, AFTER my Dad put an overbore engine kit in it, but would pull day in and day out!----the 70 was the first real tractor I got to drive at age 8 and plow with a steel wheel rope trip IH plow! thanks; sonny
Re: oliver 70Mine, pulled 2 14's pretty handley.
![]() 1929 Farmall Regular
1935 John Deere B 1937 John Deere A 1941 John Deere H 1952 John Deere B 1953 Farmall Cub
Re: oliver 70
Yours is the first I've seen with steelies front and rear. I've only seen the steel tiptoes in the back and regular rubber ones up front. 22 sickle bar mower x2
23A tandem disc harrow 144 cultivator (#53 & #97 spring tooth) 154 leveling and grader blade 189 moldboard plow 2-way 193 moldboard plow x2 252 cultivator spring tooth harrows David Bradley planter (modded for Cub)
Re: oliver 70That was me first attempt at restoring a tractor. I sold it last year to a friend who is an Oliver nut. Steel front wheel are always harder to find than rears. During the scrap drives of WWII the fronts were easy to toss into the back of the truck when you went to town and most went to scrap dealers.
1929 Farmall Regular
1935 John Deere B 1937 John Deere A 1941 John Deere H 1952 John Deere B 1953 Farmall Cub
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