Posted by BobinMi. on February 02, 2013 at 19:30:30 from (67.142.177.21):
In Reply to: oliver 77 orchard posted by Nick m on February 02, 2013 at 17:11:21:
Buying it is the easy part and the cheapest. Most men that leave a tractor sitting in a fence row means something to him. It may have been a problem tractor and he wants to watch it sit and rust down to the axles. It maybe that he has an attachment to that tractor, your job is to find out what it is. Does he have more Oliver 77's hence the need for parts. Don't bs they guy, if you have any family pictures of the Oliver Orchard take a couple with you. If not does this man know who you are, if not introduce yourself.
If you are honest with him and offer a little more than scrap (tractordata.com has the weight)you may get it. Yes the parts are out there to restore this tractor and the sheet metal is being reproduced. Please understand that if you need to hire someone to restore it your looking at 15,000.00-20,000.00. Hope you were a Boy Scout...Be Prepared.
I restore Orchards and am working on a 70 orchard now along with 2 0-6 IH. If you get the tractor and need more info you can email me at 4bobclark@gmail.com .
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