Oliver Heritage Issue #38 - Digital Copy

Oliver Heritage Issue #38 - Digital Copy

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• FEATURING: Oliver 770 - Many Faces and Many Models. The 770 was built from 1958 to 1967 in about every combination there was, including Row Crop, Hi-Crop, Standard, Orchard, and more. Feature tractor owner: Randy Esch - Waterford, WI.

• Oliver, Cletrac, and the Nebraska Tractor Test Lab. Established by the Nebraska State Legislature in 1919, the Nebraska Tractor Test Laboratory (NTTL) has become known around the world as a leader in testing horsepower and other specifications of tractors. The article details horsepower results on Oliver and Cletrac machines from 1920-1974.

• Rebuilding the 70 Oliver Water Pump: Step by Step Instructions. If a rebuilt water pump is not available, it's time to rebuild the old pump.

• Cletrac Facts: Cletrac Diesel Power - Sturdy, Economical, Dependable. The Cleveland Tractor Company had always been forward thinking. Rollin H. White was a pioneer in steam automobile production since 1900. Already in 1919, the company was conducting experiments with a two-cylinder, two-cycle diesel engine. Includes  Models 35D, 40D, DD, BD, FD, and others. 

• White Motor Corp: Progress Through Evolution Engineering. In this issue, we will complete the story of WFE tractors in the 1970s. From 1976 to 1979, White introduced a variety of new modern tractors to build a lineup of farm machines poised to be at the forefront of the farm equipment market in the 1980s. Includes the Model 2-70, 2-180, 5-150, and others.

• Oliver Farm Toy Connection: Jim Gorman is an avid farm toy collector and an Oliver fan. 

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