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Antique Oliver Tractor: Oliver 28-44
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This tractor was produced from 1930 to 1937 and was the successor to the Hart-Parr 18-36. It used a 4-cylinder 443 CID kerosene-burning valve-in-head engine and was able to pull 4 or 5-bottom plows. |
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hal wold wrote on Monday, November 04, 2013 (PST):i have just got a cockshutt/hart parr 80 sereal # 804969KD can any one help with info. i think it was maid to run on kersene/disolit
Cameron wrote on Sunday, September 05, 2010 (PDT):I have a 1935 Oliver Hart-Parr 28-44. It s stored at the Rock River Thresheree, but this year it wouldn t start. We have to pull start it, but for some reason it wouldn t spark. Any ideas as how to remedy my problem
tom stults wrote on Tuesday, June 10, 2008 (PDT):would like to buy a oliver 80 row crop. Gas on rubber. Please advise.
Eddie Rowland wrote on Monday, June 25, 2007 (PDT):I have a collection of Hart-Parrs and Olivers that I am going to sell,but do not know how to price them.I should could some help. The list of tractors is as follows,Hart-Parr 1828,2844,70,the Olivers 60,70s,80s,90.I also have afew other tractors from MM,Farnall,Mc.Deering.Thanks for any help.
chard wrote on Monday, October 02, 2006 (PDT):I HAVE ONE ITS IS A 1935. NOT VERY MANY AROUND HERE IN SW MICHIAN
Ryan J. Sample wrote on Tuesday, May 30, 2006 (PDT):I have a 28-44 with a hydraulic bucket and backhoe that started it's life on a farm not far from here in 1937. I am in the process of restoring it and need a few parts like a manifold and head gasket. I would sure appreciate any help.
Brian Dennis Vissian wrote on Monday, November 08, 2004 (PST):yes I used a 28-44 on Iron Wheels mowing in Bromham park when I was a boy it was owned By Mr Ayres Who farmed at both Stevington And Lower farm road Bromham Bedfordshire England and I believe his Daughter is still in the lower farm Road Farm The 28-44 seems to be very scarce around the shows now. I Have just Bought a David Brown 990 electamatic
Kenneth Brunkhorst wrote on Saturday, October 30, 2004 (PDT):I have an old Oliver 90 with the following on the brass block tag; Cockshutt Hart - Parr 509709 28-44 Oliver Farm Equipment Co. Hart - Parr Works Charles City, Iowa The radiator just has oliver cast in it. Can anyone tell me what the heck this really is? I can see the maple leaf and Cockshutt under two coats of green paint on the gas tank.
Lindsay Waite wrote on Sunday, December 28, 2003 (PST):We have a 28-44 serial #508245. As far as I can find out it is a 1938 model. It was left to my grandfather by a family friend and both have passed on. On this web site it is listed as an Oliver Hart Parr. However, ours has a large Cockshutt cast into the rad with a smaller Hart Parr underneath it. The tag on the side of the engine block calls it an Oliver. Is this right or has the rad come off a newer model?
Larry Laubach wrote on Saturday, December 06, 2003 (PST):email address for above ad is draw at 3rivers.net.
Larry Laubach wrote on Saturday, December 06, 2003 (PST):I have a 99 (1951)with PTO in good running order and a 1936 28-44 with a frozen engine. The 28-44 was the tractor I ran as a child and it would put other tractors to shame. Would like to sell both as a package.
Kevin wrote on Saturday, September 07, 2002 (PDT): I need four sleeves for a 28-44 or 99 seiries Oliver,any help would be great,Kevin at Clovervalleyfarm at aol.com
Tim Ingles wrote on Wednesday, July 24, 2002 (PDT): I have just bought one of these muscle machines, having freed the motor we are rebuilding her. Looking for spare parts, I need an air cleaner stack,and bottom bowl.it is not on it's original manifolds, I would like to put her back to kerosene if possible. Any help appreciated.Thanks
greg young wrote on Thursday, August 16, 2001 (PDT):my father owened a tractor like this one pictured but only on rubbber and with a farm hand.He told me it was a ninty sereies. it was sold about fifteen years ago in olds alberta canada. I am my fathers son and would like to fined my farters oliver ninty and buy it back as a keepsake. I would know the tractor right away just by the fork my father built for picking up stukes. anybody knowing the wereabouts of this tractor please let me know.the last knowen owner was a mr jake rediecop of olds alberta canada.the tractor was sold at the olds auction mart. rosehill auction sevices
Oliver Haan wrote on Sunday, April 08, 2001 (PDT):Just found one of these in myback yard,so to speak.If any one knows there I can find parts ie.gaskets(especially head) please let me know.Thank you very much!
Erik Johnson wrote on Tuesday, December 12, 2000 (PST):I own an Oliver-Hart Parr 28-44 That I am considering selling it need's some work and a few Parts. But is overall in good shape. My E-mail is EJ32581 at hoTMAIL.COM
Fred Lehman Mt Vernon, Ia. wrote on Wednesday, December 06, 2000 (PST):I owned and drove a 28-44 Oliver Hart Parr from 1955 to 1960. It was a fine tractor. I pulled a 4 bottom Case plow at 5 miles per hour and it hardly open the governor. I removed the belt pulley and mounted a hydraulic pump leaving the pto. free to operate field chopper and other pto operated machinery. It had a 12 mile per hour road gear and was of course on rubber. To crank it you stood on the right side facing backward and turned the crank a quarter turn. In 1960 I trade for a tractor with a starter lights etc. but never had that kind of power again.
Fred Lehman Mt Vernon, Ia. wrote on Wednesday, December 06, 2000 (PST):I owned and drove a 28-44 Oliver Hart Parr from 1955 to 1960. It was a fine tractor. I pulled a 4 bottom Case plow at 5 miles per hour and it hardly open the governor. I removed the belt pulley and mounted a hydraulic pump leaving the pto. free to operate field chopper and other pto operated machinery. It had a 12 mile per hour road gear and was of course on rubber. To crank it you stood on the right side facing backward and turned the crank a quarter turn. In 1960 I trade for a tractor with a starter lights etc. but never had that kind of power again.
Fred Lehman Mt Vernon, Ia. wrote on Wednesday, December 06, 2000 (PST):I owned and drove a 28-44 Oliver Hart Parr from 1955 to 1960. It was a fine tractor. I pulled a 4 bottom Case plow at 5 miles per hour and it hardly open the governor. I removed the belt pulley and mounted a hydraulic pump leaving the pto. free to operate field chopper and other pto operated machinery. It had a 12 mile per hour road gear and was of course on rubber. To crank it you stood on the right side facing backward and turned the crank a quarter turn. In 1960 I trade for a tractor with a starter lights etc. but never had that kind of power again.
Dave Bush wrote on Wednesday, November 15, 2000 (PST):I had the pleasure of buying one of these behemoths. I rescued it from a gentleman who owns a museum in Algoma , Wi who hadn't run it for over ten years. It'll look perfect next to my 18-28 and Olver Hart-Parr 70
chris hale wrote on Monday, September 18, 2000 (PDT):i recently located an oliver 80 row crop tractor.i have the opportunity to purchase this tractor if i can come up with a fair offer.if anyone out there can give me an estimate i would greatly appreciate it.this tractor is running well and has been restored approx. 10 years ago
RANDY WOODHOUSE wrote on Tuesday, February 22, 2000 (PST):I RECENTLY PURCHASED AND RESTORED A 28-44 . SINCE IT IS ON STEEL TRANSPORTING IT TO AND FROM SHOWS PROVES DIFFICULT. THE TRACTOR IS IN EXCELLENT WORKING ORDER AND I WOULD CONSIDER SELLING IT.MY MAILING ADRESS IS R.R.#1 CLARKSBURG, ONTARIO,NOH-IJO.
Judd langworthy wrote on Sunday, January 30, 2000 (PST):My Father has a Oliver Hart-Parr 18-28 he picked up a few years back. It is his pride and joy come tractor pull time. He has never been beat while using his set of steel wheels pulling against other tractors in the same class.
fred allen wrote on Friday, November 26, 1999 (PST):I have seen one of the tractors pictured and I would like to start a collection of pitures for my father in law.
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