Classic 1948 OLIVER
Classic 1948 OLIVER
70 Gas Tractor
with Wide Front, Power Steering
- Factory Wide Front
- Working Add-On Power Steering Works
- Start and Ran Decent 2 Years Ago
- Rear Tires Firestone 16.9x26 Turf Tires
- Hydraulics and Belt Pulley
- Fenders, PTO and Drawbar on Back.
- 1948 Model. Serial # 262867
- Can help with delivery at just .50-.70 mile if over 600 miles. And insured too. Located right byfriendlyJacobsen, MN 55752 and so about 2 hours north of Minneapolis or it's a hour west of Duluth, MN.
Here to sell to the highest or fastest buyer is a Oliver 70 gas Tractor from the last year made - 1948. Has rare to find factory wide front, fenders with extensions, PTO, drawbar, belt pulley and on back is a hydraulics remote set.
Rear tires has some weather checking as you can see in the pictures and they are Firestone's. An interesting side note is that this tractor spent most of its life as a county mowing tractor in the area. It was probably the county who added the power steering as we don't think that is factory.
Loose and last ran 2 years ago, and it did not smoke bad and the only real mention we know of is the front main seal leaks.The add-on Power Steering does work good but with the main seal leaking currently that oil does get on the belt and so the power steering will be even better when that is fixed.
See the Oliver 70 EXAMPLE picture frame above of how nice this 70 could look some day with new paint. The 70 wide front with cab is a sale tractor the Sold for $13,500 in 2012 at a Oklahoma sale. As a note some people paint these 70's with or without the side engine panels on them, but Lynch Farms does sell new 70 reproduction side panels for $395/pair if you do want them back on this tractor. Or keep it the clean looking original tractor it is as the older this tractor gets the more people and collectors will admire the character of this tractor.
Can help with delivery if over 600 miles at .50-.70 cents a mile one-way from its location in north eastern Minnesota.
TRADES: Among Olivers we are looking for a OC-96 track loader preferably out west or northwest U.S.. John Deere tractors we'd take in on trade and pay you back the difference on include an original (and under 6,000 hours)2520 Diesel. Or a4320 Diesel under 6,000 hours, or 1972 4020 DieselPower Shift inany condition and either could be repainted. And a original or repainted 3020 side console synchro or a 1972 3020 Power shift original. Open station preferred but will consider cabs. We'd consider buying these tractors outright too depending on condition and hours. With the Dubuque made John Swwew tractors we have a customer looking for a 330 utility or a 430-T or 430-Swith power steering.
This classic antique Oliver 70 collector or work Tractor is 100% Guaranteedto be all as described or sbownon Pick Up or Delivery. If you haven't bought a tractor long distance before we are also open to a smaller deposit up front and balance on delivery in cashiers check when it arrives at your place. Check out our 100% perfect response on almost 700 transactions not to mention having well over 1,000 private transactions since 1998.
And the nice thing about a collector tractor like this is they don't depreciate like a brand new tractor which drops 33% when you drive it off the lot. As long as you maintain it well it should be worth the same price 10 years from now as when you bought it. And if any improvements that should increase the tractor by about the same vale.
If any other questions or to inquire please call Robert at The Tractor Barn, Inc. at: (512) 573 - 835 9. We have several storage locations around the country we work with like here in Minnesota and our main office is by Nashville, TN That phone # is my cell so you can call or leave a message 7 days a week till from 7:30 am to 9 pm CST. Thank you for your interest!
About OLIVER: The Oliver Farm Equipment Corporation was formed in 1929 after the merger of the Oliver Chilled Plow Company, the Hart-Parr Company, Nichols & Shepard Company and the American Seeding Machine Company. It was later known as the Oliver Corporation and Oliver today is still regarded as one of the most finest makers and one of the most famous names in farm tractor history.
Beginning in 1930 Oliver built the 4-cylinder Oliver 18-28 tractor. This was a severe departure from the two-cylinder engines used in the Hart-Parr tractors. Many follow-on models were produced over the years, including the very popular 60, 70, and 80 models. In 1948 a new fleetline series was introduced which included the 66, 77 and 88 models.
Oliver tractors will go down in history as possibly having the most respected and well made tractors from agriculture\'s golden era. They are and will continue to be sought out by collectors everywhere for their distinct and very sturdy design. istinct and very sturdy design.
