Don87
Elite Member
Jensales claims to have a 'reproduction' parts manual: Tractor Manuals & Parts
Project "Oliver Drill Resto"
- Thread starter ENG18LT
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ENG18LT
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I will have to look into this, thank you.
Don87
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Your welcome.
I hope it works. I spent over an hour searching, and that's all I could find.
AaronS
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Congrats on the purchase ENG. I have an old Massey Ferguson drill that I bought for plotting but have never used. It needs some work also but I may just sell it if I can ever find a buyer.
A planter plants seed one at a time at a metered rate, and has pretty exact spacing between seeds. A drill plants with more of a "controlled flow", and is normally used for grains such as wheat, oats, rye, etc. that do not need exact spacing.
A planter plants seed one at a time at a metered rate, and has pretty exact spacing between seeds. A drill plants with more of a "controlled flow", and is normally used for grains such as wheat, oats, rye, etc. that do not need exact spacing.
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ENG18LT
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Well I went out to the farm today and got the drill unloaded. It actually went a lot easier than I thought, the Mahindra picked it right up.
flusher
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- Getting old. Sold the ranch. Sold the tractors. Moved back to the city.
Nice tractor:thumbsup: