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1929 For the first couple of years, the tractors carried the Oliver-Hart-Parr designation, but the Hart-Parr essence soon disappeared, just as an entirely new line of purely Oliver tractors made their appearance. | 1929 For the first couple of years, the tractors carried the Oliver-Hart-Parr designation, but the Hart-Parr essence soon disappeared, just as an entirely new line of purely Oliver tractors made their appearance. | ||
1960 Company acquired by the [[White Motor Co]] | |||
== List of Models == | == List of Models == | ||
* [[Oliver: Model A| Model A]] | |||
* [[Oliver: Model B| Model B]] | |||
* [[Oliver: Model 60|Model 60]] | * [[Oliver: Model 60|Model 60]] | ||
* [[Oliver: Model 70|Model 70]] | * [[Oliver: Model 70|Model 70]] | ||
* [[Oliver: Model 80|Model 80]] | * [[Oliver: Model 80|Model 80]] (1938- ) | ||
* [[Oliver: Model 88|Model 88]] | * [[Oliver: Model 88|Model 88]] | ||
* [[Oliver: Model 90| Model 90]] (1938-1952) | |||
* [[Oliver: Model 99| Model 99]] (1938-1952) | |||
* [[Oliver: Fleetline 66| Fleetline 66]] (1948- ) | |||
* [[Oliver: Fleetline 77| Fleetline 77]] (1948- ) | |||
* [[Oliver: Fleetline 88| Fleetline 88]] (1948- ) | |||
* [[Oliver: Super Series 44| Super Series 44]] | |||
* [[Oliver: Super Series 55| Super Series 55]] | |||
* [[Oliver: Super Series 66| Super Series 66]] | |||
* [[Oliver: Super Series 77| Super Series 77]] | |||
* [[Oliver: Super Series 88| Super Series 88]] | |||
* [[Oliver: Super Series 99| Super Series 99]] | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 12:19, 15 October 2011
1929 The Oliver Farm Equipment Company was an American farm equipment manufacturer from the 20th century. It was formed as a the result of a 1929 merger of four companies:
- American Seeding Machine Company of Richmond, Indiana,
- Oliver Chilled Plow Works of South Bend, Indiana,
- Hart-Parr Tractor Company of Charles City, Iowa, and
- Nichols and Shepard Company of Battle Creek, Michigan
1929 For the first couple of years, the tractors carried the Oliver-Hart-Parr designation, but the Hart-Parr essence soon disappeared, just as an entirely new line of purely Oliver tractors made their appearance.
1960 Company acquired by the White Motor Co
List of Models
- Fleetline 66 (1948- )
- Fleetline 77 (1948- )
- Fleetline 88 (1948- )
See Also
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