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Cool! 1997 doesn't seem that long ago until you do the math.

Beautiful video as always buddy. I enjoy seeing our Olivers in the harness.

Just taking it easy

Beautiful

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Fun video, Mike!! We enjoyed it. Paul & Kim Greenlee

Wow

Brings back lots of memories Mike! Many a years of seat time on our 88 and 70 doing many of the same chores you are showing on your channel. Enjoy it more now watching you though! Its pretty hard for me to do a lot of these chores anymore, so I just watch. Thanks for the memories!

Very nice Mike.

Super nice video. Music, machines, dogs and a talented drone operator

Looks like you have it set pretty good nice clean grain

What is the spacing on the corn in the background. It looks like there is a row missing every few rows.

Mike, my sale was a great success, an opened up a lot of building space to bring in more new old stock 😂. I still have three nice super 88s, and a 2655 that I will be putting a 400 cat in with jake brakes, and air brakes. Your videos are always cool. keep them coming.

Very nice! Draper technology is rather old-school. Wonder who actually used it first? Working on a plow here today, and maybe a 24 box later?

Great video , I love watching the old technology get it done ! Thanks for posting

great video, thank you!!!

Great seeing these Olivers at work!

Yep. He’ll git ‘er done by half past eight a week from next Thursday.

5 bottoms not 6 in that heavy, compacted soil.

Looks like they all need less bottoms.😊

Nice video Mike, enjoyed it.

How long is that field?

Your 1750 sounds great Mike!

Is that a # 15? <Ths

Gd day from Ont We had 2 oliver 18 both had scour kleen on, kind if a pain Ths

Love the sound of that Herc

Very nice!

Still have my 18. Dad had a 15, many years back. I missed out on one recently at a sale in North East Indiana. It was too far to afford to bring here but it needed a lot of work. Ours had the little continental motor on the back. I wasn't feeling well enough to get serious on the one at the sale, but much better now. S I'm still looking for a reasonable model 15 yet. I have my old HP 70 yet, needs new tires and a rebuild. I used it for years on the 4 row cultivator and mounted picker. I enjoy your videos. The Scour kleen attachment was popular back then, dad's 18 had one. They always bagged the screenings, when I got old enough to run it, I just let those fall back to the ground. It did good work.

Most of the old pull types in my area were Allis Chalmers All Crops, 25 John Deeres and a few Cases. I got an All Crop from my neighbor and would like to get it back in operation.

Living history 👍👍

It's the master of Golden Grain!

That is super cool

Them E's are nice... I have the one that they made before the E.. Its called the T.... They were powered by Ford tractor engines and sold through Ford tractor dealers as many were between 1923 an 1955 before Allis bought Gleaner...

Oliver plows are the best. We had the same plow in a 3 bottom. We put rubber tires and a hydraulic cylinder on it . We pulled it with an Oliver 1550 and an Oliver 1365. Plowed great.

Sad to overstress a good tractor for no good reason.

This is how you tear stuff up.

Way too much plow.

A lot of plow for it’s age

no compaction there?

Amazing find along with finding the 9/16 bolts and having the parts you needed👍👍

Very nice!

I suppose they used a 99 or a 90 when the plow wAS NEW

Yes sir

First plow day ever when they plowed asphalt.

Looks like the ground is hard and dry !!

A. That tractor has plenty of power for a 6 bottom plow B. The ground is hard and too dry to plow. C. The plow is not level and is drafting crooked. D. I don’t know but something is not right. E. I drove an 1850 with a Perkins diesel with a 5 bottom with no problems.

That's probably the worst plowing job I've seen on here. The plow was running on its nose something terrible.

I’m sure in mellower soil she’d do just fine. But doesn’t look like enough tractor here.

Way too much plow for that tractor. I would also find a better plow than a wilrich.

EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS IS WRONG