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Oliver Heritage Issue #111 - Digital Copy
Oliver Heritage Issue #111 - Digital Copy
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Oliver Heritage Issue #111 OCT/NOV 2022 - Digital Copy
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- FEATURING: Oliver's XO-121 Engine. In 1954, Oliver unveiled their XO-121 “Ahead of Tomorrow” engine with NO intention of mass-producing it. This was an experiment in thinking ahead and demonstrating what could be possible as octane numbers continued to rise in the petroleum world. XO-121 Owner: Floyd County Historical Society - Charles City, IA.
- White Moments: 9700 Axial Flow Combine. When White’s 9700 was introduced, it came out a little too early. With updates and fixes, its replacement model, the 9720, was a superior machine, but the tumultuous ’80s brought the end to White’s combine production.
- Oliver & Sears: The relationship between Oliver and Sears goes way back. In earlier catalogs, they even offered the No. 40 walking plow.
- Gray Potato Farm: The Gray family has been in potato farming for many years. Their original farm was formerly located in Osseo, Minnesota, minutes from the upscale Twin Cities properties.
- Cletrac Facts: Adventures of Ray B. Davis, aka Tractor Folly Pt 5. H.F. Davis is credited with being a pioneer of sidewalk snowplowing. For many folks living in the less snowy localities of the USA, keeping sidewalks clean after a snow is probably regarded as a necessary nuisance.
- David Drummond: Remembering the Oliver dealer, collector, and dad. Scioto Oliver of Chillicothe, Ohio, was run by my father, David Drummond. He and his parents, Lloyd and Margie Drummond, and brother, Paul Drummond, all co-owned it.
- Another Oliver User: Engelmann Farms. Today, we visit Engelmann Farms; a large family-owned corn and soybean farming operation in Sibley County, Minnesota. The Engelmann family’s legacy and connection with Oliver dates back to the 1940s.
