Oliver 1855 Tractor Races the Rain to Feed Cows
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- In this video we spend time on a an Iowa dairy farm with a 92 hp Oliver 1855 tractor feeding cows with a Khun Knight Reel Auggie RA 136 Helix TMR. This video shares Oliver 1855 specifications, original price and viewers can hear and see this tractor at work.
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Perfect way to raise kids!! Growing up on a farm! Nothing better!
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Dad should be proud and son should be grateful
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Neat! That kid is probably about the same age I was when I got to drive our 1855.
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Nice looking Oliver taken care of with love.
Thank you BTP.
This farm likes Oliver and WFE tractors.
Now that's a great sight to see. A family giving their kid a real responsibility and a job. That kid may think it's the norm for him but it is so rare these days. Parents shouldn't not be so scared of letting their kids do work like this. I am not just talking about farmers but all parents need to not be afraid of letting them try new things and giving them a responsibility. Most parents are to concerned with being there friends than a little discipline. Things have changed alot over the past 40 years and there's a line between using a kid for labor than teaching them responsibility how ever most of that died off with my grandparents generation alot of them were worked to hard and parents were more bosses than a loving parent. I am getting away from my point but I have been told from many people throughout the last decade that the downfall of this country was the death of the small American farm, and now that I am a adult and the older I get the more I realize that this is the truth. I am not talking about farms that need to make a profit but even small hobbies farms and even just having chickens or horses we have gotten so that the kids growing up learn almost nothing about hard work and what it takes and the responsibility it takes to have animals.
Yes Sam, I agree. But we both know the young man enjoys working with the equipment and the animals and the parents are happy and proud that they can provide an education on the farm that many young kids don't get nowadays. I sure enjoyed working on the farm when I was a young.
Love watching the older tractors working in the field.
Me too. It’s always fun to find a classic working.
Love them old Oliver's and thanks for the rundown on the transition from Oliver to White
Glad to hear it was informative. Thank you for watching.
Oliver tractors were also manufactured in Brazil under license by the CBT brand. They were excellent tractors and worked in several sugar mills, always equipped with Mercedes Benz engines. The company started operating in 1959 in the municipality of Ibaté, manufacturing engines and parts, representing and assembling the tractors of the brand Oliver and later Oliver-CBT. In 1961, he inaugurated his new plant in the district of Água Vermelha, in São Carlos, to assemble the tractors with the CBT brand.
That is very interesting. I have some CBT brochures. CBT imported tractors into Florida. I did not know they used Mercedes engines.
Love that the young man was out doing the work! It's good for him!
He was working hard. Very focused.
That skid steer sounds like a tank 😁
Yes it does.
That’s a sweet machine! He’s even got the side-shifter on it, which is rare.
Rare side shift? You mean custom. The shift lever in the video was never a factory option but a common modification made by farmers for easier use. Same goes for the park lever, the one in the video has been lengthened quite a bit. Definitely a sweet tractor though.
Dieselman8v92 I hate to argue, but that indeed is a factory option, and has been since the 50 series. Parking lever, I can agree with.
Edit: You’re right, the bends in the shift lever look like factory, but aren’t (honestly I kinda think they screwed both those levers up) - but the shift lever option still was indeed an option.
Cummins! Nice! I like that parking brake! I need to do that to my 1855! Thanks for the video!
Thank you for watching.
The young man just drives it like it's second nature to him. Great stuff !
The name on the red trailer is pretty cool too !!
I love the Oliver's
Man it doesn’t get any better with that Cummins power under the hood and that classic 1855 Oliver tractor ! Nice set up there for sure 👍 ! ! !
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Whoever did the repower did a real nice job!
The farm’s local AGCO dealer made the switch
We never owned any Olivers, but growing up, my dad would rent them from nearby dealer as an extra tractor when filling silo with haylage. I enjoyed driving them.
Very cool.
Got to drive an 1850 this past August. Was such a nice tractor! (Had Front wheel assist). Got to drive it in a parade through town that that the club had (no one knew about it as far as police but this town is so cool. A cop passed by. And turned around to block traffic for us.
On the way back I switched driving back to the show grounds and had the touchiest steering ever.... although I had just gotten of a 1916 Case 50 steam traction engine that I need to turn the steering wheel like a mad man go get the steering to change a little!
Thanks for the video! Begun to like these Oliver's but I'll always be an Allis man
Thank you for sharing. What is your favorite Allis?
My grandpa on my dad's side had a 1855 and we have that tractor now though it needs to be rebuilt
That is cool you still have the tractor.
WOW! You had to go in the back corner of the basement, under some old musty rugs and boxes of "LIFE" magazines to get that one! Love it. Keep it up.
It is a nice looking classic.
Those Oliver tractors were all over mid Michigan when I was growing up. Didn’t realize they were discontinued in ‘75
Oliver built solid machines. The very last Oliver was a 2255 built in February 1976.
Great condition that Oliver, looks like someone did a restoration job on it. Nice n simple. Enjoyed Episode 🚜👍
Thank you for watching. Mark.
White made the"pretty-boy"tractors,I've seen one that had black chrome grille and rims on it,the cab had mirrored out windows on it,super sharp!.(show piece for parades)
Thanks for posting! Love Oliver and White Tractors.
Thank you for watching. I had a chance to film a few of this farm’s WFE tractors. Stay tuned.
my grandpa on my other side had that 1850 wheel drive that was the biggest tractor in the neighborhood at the time at a hundred horsepower so
Very cool. I filmed a fwa 1850 this year.
@@bigtractorpower very cool I'll look for the video when it comes out
The 1855 was the first Oliver tractor we got when Deere dealer my father worked for got the Oliver tractors line.Remember it going to Pampton Farms in Hudson Falls,New York
Very cool. Oliver was a big seller in New York. Very popular in Rochester, Batavia and Albion.
Glad to see I'm not the only one that uses "classic", expirenced equipment!
I like that saying “experienced” equipment. It is my favorite kind to film.
Awesome looking tractor it was nice to see that kid running the tractor on the farm there I was really cool
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Great Oliver, runs like new and will do so for many many years to come
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Nice piece of Agco history. I got an Oliver 1755 that has the standard axle rather than the set forward axle to mow my yard.
Very cool. The 1755 is my favorite Oliver.
One of my most favorite, old Oliver tractors. This one looks really nice and taken care of. You really find some good ones.
Thanks for the upload and I hope we get to see you working in your old tractor some more sometime.
I like Olivers. You will see me in the 4786 soon.
Sweet vintage tractor video as always
I like finding classics like this one.
What a great kid!
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That’s a cool cool tractor
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Thx for sharing sir 👍
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Dad never owned any Olivers but I did grow up running them working at Chariton Farm Machinery Auction,always liked them damn sure were a Great WORK HORSE
They are solid tractors for sure.
I enjoy all your videos but I especially like seeing the classic tractors still doing work
I like finding classics like this one to share.
The young farmer is pretty handy with that skidsteer
He did a quick and efficient job.
Another fine video
Thank you for watching.
2:18 you forgot the later white American series had the Oliver color scheme as a option
Great video as always! love them Oliver's but we dont run them on our real farm
Oliver made some great tractors in their day.
That boy Learning the right way... I remember my Grandfather told me His self & Bothers Where running tractors before the age of 10!
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think you're just teasing us now with this fairy tale thing called rain
Sharp looking old workhorse. Did you say they repowered the old girl with a Cummins? Stay safe.
Yes it is repowered with 5 Litre Cummins.
Hey man love all the vids you do so fun to watch. You should try to hit some Illinois farms especially central they are the coolest. Edit: I wish we could get some rain lucky them, we need a half inch.
I just filmed several tractors in Illinois over the weekend. 😁👍
bigtractorpower thank you sir can’t wait to see them.
Did them tractors come with a 1,000 rpm pto as well or just the 540?
you can do bolth
My uncle's feed with the original 460 Farmall
Very cool.
Does anyone know if the 5.9 was ever used in a farm tractor from the factory?
The White 100,120,140, 160,185
125,145, 170, 195
Caseih 2096
We only get 3 drips of rain today
Heh I know
There was a tornado in this storm not too far from the farm.
So this Oliver probably has like twice the horsepower it originally had? Is the Cummins out of a dodge pickup?
yes we have a 5.9 out of ours
BTP did you ever ask them how much time/engineering to put the Cummins in there?
My understanding is the farm’s local AGCO dealer repowered the 1855.
Maibach Tractor in Ohio does a lot of Cummins and Perkins swaps in too Olivers. They offer kits too with or with out the engine so you can source your own. maibachtractorparts.com
I think they both have open rear differentials though
Love to see how they milk ...lol
They have a nice milking set up. They were milking as the feed was being mixed in this video.
I wonder if the tractor was ever put on a dyno? I've always wondered what a 5.9 would be like in a tractor.
I am sure it has. I am not sure if they went beyond the 92hp or not.
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Thank you for watching.
Is this what that long drive was for
It was part of it. In all I drove 1,500 miles. The tractor I went to see first was a Case 4894. Very rare.
Sweet John Deere steps on the ole girl
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Cool old tractors still working thanks to the wonderful little five nine. Is there any cockshutts around there working?
No Cockshutt tractors on this farm. They have a few silver White tractors. Cockshutt is mainly found in Canada.
@@bigtractorpower I remember seeing them in Michigan you reckon they came across the Mackinac with the parade
Is this what you posted on btp instagram driving three hours for?
No. Check BTP Instagram. The very next post is the answer.
This 1855 had a cummins 5.9?
we have 2 olivers a 1650 and a 1855 when dad bought it we put 10 hours on it and it blew up because the waukasha engine was to small and then we put a cummins in ours too
It seems the 1855 had the most problems of all the 55’s from the 1555 to the 1955.
yeah its because the waukasha was way to small but now it works great but now we have around 7 to5 oil leaks but its great for grinding feed we have a 2255 and that is aswome for chisel plowing and discing the 1650 is great for racking and small squer baling with no basket behind the 18 we can hale the basket behind we have a allis chalmers 7010 great for round baleing and the massey f 3670 we used fo disc and soil finesher but the flie wheel broke and now we call every salvage yard and we have had it gone for 3 years and still haven't found one and that's a1993 and we can go to a implement and find a part for any of our 40 year old tractors but cant find a part for a 20 year old tracto crazy
check out my youtube vid that says turning my cub cadert 76 into a 2255 so you can see the olivers
I wish Oliver/White had survived. Would be interesting to see how they might have evolved.
Well they evolved into the Massey 8700S and Challenger MT600E tractors we see today. With some silver paint they could easily be a WFE.
Do they use any other classic tractors on that farm?
Yes. Several Oliver’s and WFE tractors.
Have you done any videos on John Deere 5020 or 60 30s
Watch for a 6030 video soon. Still looking for a 5020.
@@bigtractorpower thanks for the reply I have a 5020 that I use on my farm I plant with it and run grain cart and do some chisel plowing we also have a 6030 that runs the other cart and does tillage and some planting
That bucket is a little small
It seems to be the right size to fit in the ag bag.
The Waukesha engines in the 55 series was terrible. At least the turbocharged versions, the 18 and 1955s. Very few of them lived a long life if they were ever worked hard. They didn't have the capacity to cool the engine oil enough and under heavy load they would overheat the oil then the bottom end would explode. Too bad since the rest of the tractor is stout. This is why cummins swaps are a thing in these tractors.
It is too bad the original engines had issues.
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Nice tractor I’m finally the first comment
Thank you for watching and for your enthusiasm.
Brazilian CBT
The CBT tractors are cool. I have some sales brochures on them.