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Oliver 1950 and White 2-155: DETROIT and HERCULES diesel power!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2021
- The hay is off the field, the sod has been plowed under, it's time to disc it down and get the soybeans in the ground so they can start growing. Pulling the White 271 disc is my Detroit Diesel powered Oliver 1950 (Herman) and my White 2-155 pulls the 30 foot Great Plains drill.
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That’s a nice old tractor. Takes me back to the days of open stations, dirt and the smell of diesel fuel and new worked soil!
Nothing like diesel fuel, fresh turned soil, buttered roll and coffee at 10:00 AM.
and my mother made me keep my diesel covered boots in the garage.
Love the herc hum and Detroit roar. I can still remember and still smells of running our 2-135, and that was 30 years ago.
I love watching your old Oliver’s at work, awesome job and keep doing what you’re doing sir. The only negative thing to running Herman is that you can still hear that Detroit for hours after you shut it off at night
Hey you wouldn’t happen to have a set of 9 bolt spacers that bolt to the hub to space the dual wheels out would you? I have one set but now I need another set for a 1750 I have recently purchased.
Love seeing soil being disked and the sound of that motor working
Over plowed ground I remember the 1 pass was always the roughest an you go a bit slower. Depending on the soil on how many passes we would make. Nice running Oliver and white.
Thanks for the show love the sound of tractor engines working
That thing is just pure beast mode. Everything about it is game strong 💪🏼
This is probably my favorite tractor on the channel looks like a beast!
I absolutely love that 1950 with them Big old tires man LOL it just looks like power
Herman is a Hoss!
Nothing runs like a Detroit Diesel, eat your heart out John Deere Oliver Tractors are the real shade of green. Great job Chris on keeping those old Oliver tractors alive, I grew up on a farm where my dad worked for a gentleman that had an old Detroit powered Oliver and that’s when I fell in love with vintage tractors. Especially the old Oliver’s. Now mind you all that I’m not biased or talking any kind of trash I’m just brand loyal. “Go get em Herman show that soil who’s boss”
Nice, classic equipment. Very well maintained.
I worked for a farmer when I was in my teens and he had a 1950 I loved driving that tractor I miss the sound of that diesel
Love to hear Herman run & with the terra tires I would imagine compaction is minimal. That Field Boss sure looks like the one my neighbour has but I think his was lower HP. I rode many an hr on the left fender [inside the cab :)] while he worked the land. Great vid Chris. Take care & stay safe. Cheers
You really make me DROOL 🤤. I really miss field work and planting. That's was the most exciting thing to do 🤠. For a young teenager at that time 🤣
Herman sure does a good job pulling that disk and roller
So nice to hear Herman making 2-stroke music bro. Enjoyed the video too. Safe travels
Glad you enjoyed it
I love seeing ‘em work Chris!!!
Finally catching up on watching some vids. Been too busy. Great video as always my friend. Take care
Well I sure hope you have good crops this year. You've gone out if the way to make videos for us and your a great guy Chris I mean that.
Thanks! So far the crops are looking good. We've gotten some timely rains which is fortunate, because the ponds and ditches are all drying up. The upside is, virtually no mosquitoes!
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Miss the sound of the Oliver 1950 my neighbor had one here it better when I was ten and twelve years old hope to have one soon I got an 88 and a Farmall m a Ford 8N and a John Deere a love your videos keep up the great work
Thanks!
That’s allot of iron behind ole Herman! You are living my dream Chris! Yes I do farm but have a fraction of your beautiful land. It’s impossible (here) to grow if you don’t have family passing the ground down to you.
It's similar here. You also have to be a large farm to be able to expand, because the small farms can't afford to pay the land prices the big boys do.
That crumbler makes all the difference busting up that sod. I imagine that the sandy soil you have also helps to make the sod break up easier. The far away farm we farm is such heavy soil and the sod sticks together really tight. I would never get away with discing it once. Always takes 3 times over it to make a descent seed bed. With a setup like your's we could probably get away with 2 passes. Thanks for the video Chris.
Thanks for watching! I've had times where that packer sinks, fills up with sand, stops turning, and starts snow plowing sand. Doesn't matter which tractor is up front when that happens, they start barking!
The way tractors should be. No cab, powerful and a hand full to drive.
Yessir!!!! Love seeing old Olivers in the field!!
Oh ya! 271 and Herman on duty! We have similar set up. White 185 FWA, 18' 271 and Brillion roller behind. A bit over powered but you can never have too much HP. 2-155 sounds sweet after overhaul. Good luck with your Hay-Beans.
Thank you!
Awesome video. Just subscribe to your channel and I love it. I love seeing the older equipment working in the field. Thanks for what you do. Can't wait to see more videos from you 👍
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Love those hammering Detroit
Always love the Detroit! And the rebuilt Hercules sounds pretty sweet also!
Love the selfie stick view very cool angle!
Thanks!
...Herman knows there's something back there.....
That packer takes some power in the sand.
That disc is really tearing up that sod well, never seen 3 rows of discs b4, who made it, love the tires and the sound of that engine on the Oliver
It's a White model 271 disc.
Must be some really sandy ground. That field worked up like a garden after just one pass. Wouldnt be able to do that in fresh plowed sod here where I live.
Very sandy.
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I love that tractor 🚜
Cool video Chris.! I bet that dude in the pickup on the phone was saying hold on I can't hear ya, Herman is making to much noise! Lol...
He left right after I turned around. I wonder what the person on the other end said... lol
Herman talking Turkey!, He needs a bath. Lol
Look Mom no GPS. Thanks Chris or your Videos......
Good thing you wear hearing protection. That sucker is loud. I do like it though.
My grandfather worked in a foundry and had significant hearing loss. He rurned that into a positive thing. He would turn down his hearing aids whenever grandma decided to give him an earful.
I drove a 1955 Oliver with them big wide tires in the back
Morning Chris, awesome video! You never fail to find cool places to stick that camera. It looks dry huh?
I like the selfie stick.
It is dry. I need to share the pictures from a year ago when my daughter and I paddle boated on our "pond". Now we can walk across it, maybe even drive across it.
Sure makes the pickup feel like a Cadillac on the drive home
Always good to see Herman. The 155 sounds great had any Dyno time yet?
Not yet. I have been thinking about doing that now that spring work is winding down.
Nice!!!!
might have to call up good year get them to make Herman some tires XD
I'm not too proud to plug a tire company in exchange for a set of floaters for Herman.
G'day Chris great video 👍😁
Thanks Murphy! How is everything going down under?
@@ThatOliverGuyChris Good but cooling down fast
I know you said you never get snow, is there ever frost?
@@ThatOliverGuyChris yes we get frost
How do you like that old solid stand Great Plains drill? Looks like it is still working well.
It covers the ground quick and does a good job, but my rocks are hard on it. The opener assemblies are getting worn from all the bouncing
Oliver motto "For Men that Grow'.🤔 Most early Oliver guys I know moved up to International or JD. Oliver's relegated to augers running or hay racking.
Working up nice. What kind of soil.? She pulling quite a load.
Sand, lots of sand.
It’s dry thus year. You been able to work that wet section where you got stuck last year?
Yep. It's planted to beans. I had video a couple weeks back with Herman parked in the spot where he got stuck.
Is that an oliver manure spreader sitting in the corner of the shed where you parked Herman?
Nope. The spreader doesn't move very often
Making that Detroit BARK, are in in 4x4 or are the wide rear tires enough
It was in 4x4.
I got a better look at the disc and realized that the front was covering for the wheels of the disc
Really nice Oliver collection. Are you located in Michigan?
Yep
Chris did you have his front assist engaged?
Yep
I have a 6 bottom on land plow. Not a lot of wear what would that be worth.
My rule of thumb had been about $100 a bottom for average condition condition. It seems like it is pushing more towards $200 a bottom. Auto reset might push it higher, depends on the area.
Workhorses 👍👍👍
What’s that he’s holding on to boune
I had a long selfie stick that the camera was mounted on. It's the poor man's drone.
Hey Oliver guy why not chisel plow with the 4-225
It would have made it a lot more lumpy and not buried as well. I should have used my other roll over with the 619 bottoms, they flip it better than the 719s on this plow.
when will Herman get a make over?
It will be a few years, I've got others I want to get done first.
I hope not he looks just fine in his work clothes.
An oliver, 1 lever to change the 6 gears? Is that correct? 3 hi, 3 low?
Correct.
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Nice! I'ts the old CBT tractor in Brazil, those yellow ones with white wheels. Big reduction gears in the rear instead of planetary reduction. Those are equiped with detroit 451 or mercedes benz engines. 😊
Yep. The CBT actually got its start from Oliver
Yeah, those tractors are very strong. I've never driven or worked with a cbt... 😐 my dad is a farmer in Brazil and preferes massey and ford...
What size terra tires and rims do you run on the 1950? What’s the gear ratio difference front to rear? Would it be the same on a 1900 C ?
The rear tiress are 66x43-25 and the fronts are 48x25-20. The rims are the factory for those tires as they were what came with the tractor. There were a few different front axle gear ratios on both the 1950 and 1900 C, but only one would match up for the terra tire option. I'll have to look at mine to see. There's normally a tag on the left side of the differential housing, but if that is missing, they would also stamp it on the top side of the housing.
Good video. That Oliver manure spreader in the shed looks cool.
How are the rest pf your crops looking?
The crops are looking really god at this point. The corn must have found the nitrogen, because it darkened up and really grew in the last few days. The beans came up good ( other than the 6 acres I just planted in this video) and I finished 1st cutting tonight. We've been constantly on the verge of a drought, and have gotten enough rain to keep things going.
In the last video
I have the volume off but I feel like in I need ear plugs
Everyone here lost some hearing just by clicking on this video. :)
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Maguinufiq muito bom
Nice tractor but Holy hell its loud
I've got another video with a decibel meter showing how loud it really is.
th-cam.com/video/_jMVB99IukM/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for taking the time to organize yourself and record your day to day life, it's appreciated.
Screaming jimmy power . They allways sound like they running around 10.000 rpm lol .
Dam thing hurtsmyearsthrough the vid, no wonder I’m deaf asa post
Super trator
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Detroit yes .... Hercules no
I wonder if that tractor is tier 4 final emissions!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣lol. These new tractors are being killed hp wise with this emissions crap.
I think it might be in the negative numbers, 😂😂