LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

By Farm Collector Staff
Published on February 1, 2001
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 This combine had a five- or six-foot cut, and was painted yellow with black trim.
This combine had a five- or six-foot cut, and was painted yellow with black trim.
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 Oklahoma museum piece awaiting identification...
Oklahoma museum piece awaiting identification...

OLIVER COMBINE IN MISSOURI AWAITS RESTORATION

This Oliver combine was made in the very early 1940s. The grain bin sits very low, and it used a rattle chain to separate the straw from the grain. I need the model number and would like any copies of original sales literature or manuals. Wesley Wright, R 3, Box 377, Independence, KS 67301; (316) 331-1674

WWII JEEPS PUT OUT TO PASTURE?

I have heard that after WWII, there was a company that manufactured farm equipment to be used with the old war Jeep. Does anyone have any information on this story? Robin Burkey, 5904 Moki Rd., Casper, WY 82604; (307) 234-4510

LOOKING FOR BULL LOGO

I’d like to hear from anyone who has seen or who has the logo that was on the three-wheel Bull tractor. It most likely was a steel plate, as my friend’s Bull tractor has a place for something that was fastened to it with three or four holes drilled in the steel. I would appreciate even a picture of one. Leonard Larson, Viking, MN 56760

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