Olivers Feeling Their Oats
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- It's a triple play of Olivers! Herman the 1950 spreads fertilizer, then the 2050 get to try its freshly rebuilt hydraulic pump while discing the field. To round the day out it's the 880 pulling my 13 feet Grain Plains end wheel drill to get the oat seed in the ground. It was a sunny breezy day, so despite the good soil moisture, the sandy ground had gotten pretty dusty. Lots of great Oliver tractor sounds in the one. Detroit Diesel, Hercules and Waukesha power plants provide the music.
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Great that you have a wife that gets that excited and exudes that high of a level of joy when she hears you bought another Oliver. I can understand why it is difficult for her to contain her jubilation. 😉
She's actually really good about the Oliver collection. She's talked me into buying a couple when I wanted them, but didn't want to part with my hard earned money.
@@ThatOliverGuyChris I would like to ask you this question about the three point hitch on the Oliver 880 how do you tell if it is a factory hitch or an add on one, and what is the difference between the three point hitch and the power traction hitch.
@@galeogle it's hard to describe the difference between the factory hitch and an aftermarket I may have never seen before. The factory 3 point hitch had individual lower lift links that connected separately at their bases. The power traction hitch had 2 lift links that went to an assembly that connected at a single point at the front, and also had a drawbar mount built into it. If you do a Google search for " Oliver power traction hitch" and then click the image tab at the top of the results there's some good pictures that show it, as well as the 3 point hitch, or hydra-hitch as Oliver called it.
@@galeogle Ross the Oliver Man has a good video on them ruclips.net/video/S-ZidOYkIRA/видео.htmlsi=T0Ofpt_p9B-AookU
Things are becoming "full speed ahead" here now, as we've finally had some consecutive dry days. I finally got my oats in yesterday and am disking for corn and beans. Have to go over my "new" 5100 planter with the splitter yet for beans, but hoping to start on bean and corn planting next week. Although dry, it's been chilly for the last week, with highs mostly in the 50's.
We woke up to 27 degrees, I'm hoping that'll doesn't hurt the fruit trees. I've seen fields planted to beans, but a wet weekend is ahead. I'm thinking next week will see things getting really busy here.
An air raid siren is 120 decibels so you are wall under that bro. Enjoyed the video too. Safe travels. Ken.
Decibels are logarithmic, which means something about it increasing faster than you think. I looked it up, 120 db is 4 times as loud as 100 db.
Herman might be a Rockstar, but the 2050 steals the show every time. At least for me.
Yes grew up on a 2150 so I know what you mean whispering Hercules lol
Ol Herman still one of favorite tractors you use on the farm. 880 has a soft spot in my heart too. But i think its great you show you can farm without out all the fancy auto steer an still have straight rows. Witch still take pride in we still plant without auto steer
They're not as straight as autosteer, but they're mine.
@@ThatOliverGuyChris😂 true that.
My wife doesn’t break the decibel meter when I’ve bought something she doesn’t approve of…she rolls her eyes, shakes her head and walks away…metaphorically that sound can be heard around the world. 😂
😂😂😂 Mine is actually really good about my Oliver habit. But there's only so many Ross jokes a guy can make in a row, so now she gets a turn.
I worked for a guy who always liked planting oats with hay seedings but nobody wants oats anymore. He fed oats to lambs and the ewes when they were about to lamb.
Hahahahahaha we had a neighbor about 4 miles from us growing up that had a 1950 row crop. Whenever he fired that thing up and started plowing it sounded like he was in our back yard. I mowed hay for him one day with that thing and after I went home that evening I could hear that thing all night when I was trying to sleep
We were at lunch Friday and a gal that lives nearby asked if I had that one tractor out on Monday. I said yes, I was top dressing wheat. She said her son dragged her out of the house and said "Listen, it's Herman!!" I got a kick out of that.
Herman is King of the Field but the whole Oliver team contributes to the cause.
Great vid! And it's nice seeing how many decibels Ross puts out when talking chainsaws 😂
😁 amazingly enough, it's the exact same decibels as a squealing pig!
Good day, Chris. I love watching those old girls out in the field working. I have to admit seeing you put a crop in made me a bit jealous. It's been a long time since I've done that. You can take the boy off the farm but can't take the farm off the boy. Hope your oat crop does well.
Thanks! Planting time is my favorite.
Chris, nice to see the Oliver's in the fields working. Thanks Michael
Thanks Michael
I always find it funny that an 880 was a big horse on many farms once and now people have that size tractor for their lawns. I doubt that those Kubota's of that size will be around in 70 years. That really is a nice size tractor and handy to have around. It sounds good too! I personally think the 88-880 era of Olivers was their best.
Hello Chris great great vidéo and great equipement a farmer friend of my boss and mee have a 1900 105 hp engine 4-53 detroit diesel and 1950 with detroit diesel and other model in Alsace in France i love old us equipement
That's awesome! This is the first I have heard of any Olivers in France.
it's normal the grandfather the father and now the son he is fond of old American equipment he we jd allis chalmers ford oliver steiger in short a lot of brands and American tractor and we participate from time to time in events and to transport the tractor to go to events we have a mack truck in v12 detroit diesel and a freightliner and 12 meter platform
That 2050 sounds might fine
I was surprised they were so close in sound level. It's a much smoother, deeper sound from that Hercules. One other factor might be that Herman had on a Nelson muffler, and the 2050 has a Stanley.
Nice video Chris. Love watching the old Oliver’s work.
Thanks!
Another great vid Chris and I truly enjoy listening to the Oliver's especially since I can keep the volume down haha you do a nice job in the fields have a good day.Chris
Thank you!
Another awesome video Chris, really like that 880.
It has quickly become my go to tractor.
I love the sound of the 880. Sounds a lot like dads old 77 RC. I might have to shop around and find one. Then have to make some room in the barn for another tractor.
I recommend that as rhe best solution.
Guess that’s why so many older farmers are hard of hearing. I sure appreciate my sound deafening cabs with ac on my loader tractors compared to the old versatiles out of the 70s we grain farm with.
It was a beautiful day. I had my hearing protection headphones connected to my phone, listening to some great music, enjoying the fresh air and mid 70s temperatures. But I definitely get it about using a cab. That's why I still plant corn and beans with the Whites.
I like your comments of the decimals of sound that Herman and the 2050 made, the wife when she found out you bought another Oliver or Ross talking about chainsaws, funny lines! Well the 2050 did fine discing and the 880 did just fine during planting, just a little leak on the radiator. I'm glad to see you always wearing your hearing protection, I didn't for years and it has impacted me. Thanks for sharing, I hope you're having a nice Sunday, and I also hope you have a great week!
Thanks! Looks like I'll get some field tome tomorrow, but rain again Tuesday. I guess that means shop time!
I think my wife was over 100 decibels on the road driving through Atlanta Georgia a month ago......and I had no hearing protection!
I'm guessing she was driving? I thought she retired.
@@ThatOliverGuyChris no I was driving 😂
She did retire from the County,now she running for a township office
@@AnglesideFarm my wife buries her nose in her phone or a book. Or a book on her phone. She looks down in the morning and by lunch time we have magically moved about 250 miles. 😂
My neighbor who gave me my 880 His son just died.He retired in 2014 with 50 years in at Waukesha engine.His father had 37 years. Still want to see the 880 on a plow
Sorry to hear that.
Good morning Chris!
Good morning!
Planted almost 25 acres with a 1650 and model 64 drill on March 31st here in Midwestern Wisconsin
Stand is looking nice and it went super well until my grass seed box drive gear lost half its teeth...
@@jermynpedretti4761 ouch. I thought about digging out one of the Oliver drills to plant this, but there was rain in the forecast and I wanted to get done before dark.
What model's and planting specs do you have? Mine is a 24 row 6" spacing.
Don't suppose you know of a unit a guy could buy for parts??
@@jermynpedretti4761 i have a couple of 26s, a 38 and a 76. I don't know of any parts machines right off, but they do pop up here and there.
The hydraulics seem to be working good . The rate at which the cultipacker unfolded was fast.
You did a good job operating that selfie stick. It was like having a professional film crew there filming. lol
Thanks Jeff! It was a little windy that day making the drone a little tougher to control, so the poor man's drone came out.
Man all those choices of tractors to use. You sure know how to pick em. Lol.
Sometimes it can be a struggle. Lol
"the same decibels as a chainsaw or Ross, the Oliver man talking about a chainsaw"😂
I should have said " same level as Ross making chainsaw noises in his basement '. 😂
@@ThatOliverGuyChris swearing at the chainsaw while it's disassembled on top of the freezer haha. No we love Ross though.
Running 66,77 Super 88s and 1850s that why poor Dad had hearing aids . My Dad had hours and hours on them . Old Farmers curse .
A hearing aid salesman's dream come true.
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You had tillage dust, we got tillage mud!!
We're wet again. We started getting rain a couple hours after I finished this planting.
I was just giving my boss a hard time for using his 4020 on a fertilizer spreader and told him if he had an Oliver he wouldn't even need half the size tractor. And hear you are using Herman 😂😂😂😂
Well, he floats! 😂😅😅
Great video as always. Was working on my 1850 recently and noticed clearly cast on the right wheel guard support the word "HERMAN" in all capitals. Anyone you know? Always look forward to your Sunday videos.
That's neat! My best guess is someone in the foundry was autographing their work.
I would have thought Herman would have been much louder than the 2050. Guess not. Who needs GPS when you have skill? Looks great. What kind of yield do you expect from an Oat crop there? Love those Olivers. Still wish I had my 1750. Have all red now but enjoy watching yours and Ross's videos.
Typically I get around 70 bushels per acre. Thanks!
feeling their oats were did these old sayings come from? also herman sounds the same at normal speed as it does at double speed wow
Any chance the 2150 in the video at the end will get any usage this spring?
I'm storing it for a friend, but I can see. It could use a good workout.
Love your videos, where are all your ROCKS? Here in NW Pa they are everywhere and reproduce every year!
This particular field is almost rock free. Must be when the glacier dumped the sand here it was after the rocks.
Your wife only reaches 100 db when you buy another Oliver? Mine reaches 140 when I buy another tank of shield gas and 20lbs or wire for my MIG welder.
You should have contracted with Rossquach to plant oats for you. Of course at his ancient age the oats would turn out to be shredded wheat. Got to love Rossquach, he is a legend in his area.
I think 140 is the threshold of pain! I know marriage is. 😂
I noticed the dealer sticker on your 880 "Ted's Service, Inc." Was that tractor sold from your family's dealership?
Ted's was in Saline, Michigan, about a 45 minute drive from here, near Ann Arbor. My dad bought it in the early 1990s, but I don't know where he found it.
I forget, did Oliver make there own engines or did they have Detroit engines
It depended on the model and the time. Most of their engines were a joint effort between Oliver and Waukesha. The largest models typically got an engine from an outside supplier such as Detroit Diesel or Hercules. The Oliver 70 had a Continental engine and so did the Super 44 and 440.
@@ThatOliverGuyChris what about Herman what type of engine does he have
@@Joeschmo776 he has a Detroit Diesel 4-53. That was the only factory engine installed in the 1950.
@@ThatOliverGuyChris ah I see I knew I heard the scream of a Detroit
Is that a John Deere drill? I'd appreciate some vids on your equipment too. Love the green and the silver's too
It's a Great Plains 13 foot end wheel drill. We bought it new in 1989.
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Hopefully that helps
No pig squealing or roster sounds LOL
😂😂😂 I must say, the day went really well. No breakdowns or holdups. I guess the livestock will have to stay in southern Indiana.
@@ThatOliverGuyChris 😀😃
Ask your wife for some black pepper pellets?
Uncrust
For radiator
I've used that trick before, it does work.
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