Oliver Heritage Issue #34 - Digital Copy

Oliver Heritage Issue #34 - Digital Copy

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• Massey 98: The Oliver 990 in RED Work Clothes. Oliver began providing tractors for other companies in the early-1930s. They were approached by Massey in 1959 about building a tractor to fit their needs for the US market. Feature tractor owners: Scott and Becky Franklin - Arlington, WA.

• Be-Ge Manufacturing - Gilroy, CA. Be-Ge's roots go back to the early-1930s. They joined forces with Oliver to help them market equipment that is very collectible today. The Be-Ge name alone could sell more Industrial products than the Oliver name.

• White Motor Corp: Cockshutt in the 1970s. In this issue, we will trace the second branch of the White Farm Equipment family tree in the early part of the 1970s. Cockshutt is our focus as we take a snap shot look at the White subsidiary based north of the border. 

• Restored: Oliver Cletrac HG. Convinced that a ligher crawler tractor could meet the demands of the smaller farm, logging, or mining operation, Cletrac launched the HG series in 1939.

• Ask the Oliver Mechanic: Question and answer with Larry Harsin.

• Cletrac Facts: The Oliver OC-15 and OC-156. 

• Collector's Corner: The Oliver Shield - For the Oliver Dealer, a continuation from the previous issues.