Trx250r180
Saw polisher
Looks like a 460 sir
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windthrown
361 Junkie
The saw would be an MS model with the flippy caps and not the old 0 model. It does not have the jazzy embossed side on the AF cover that a 440 has, so the Junk Man's guess of an MS460 would be spot on. Though with that expansion chamber, that thing runs nothing like a 440 or 460.
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
We had a little microburst come through some years back. I milled some of it and burned the rest.
I can't believe y'all can even see the saw in that picture, did no one else notice the looker?!
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take me back to the good ole days my home town.
while that is bad, it couldn't have happened to a better car.......
RP81
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Nice 55! I have a 1959 oliver 550...not near as good of shape as your's though!!!
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
I have probably owned 45 or more Oliver tractors including about 20 crawlers. I have owned that 55 for almost 20 years, had to replace the bull gears when I got it. I have owned a couple of 550's (including one with a 588 loader) as well as 3-4 other Super 55's.
Four Paws
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Even trees dislike 'green' cars.
For a car with miser like fuel economy, why is it I never see one in the right hand driving lane? Always are in the left lane at 75+. Strange logic.
Is that rt 299 through Weaverville?
Yep. Those are old pics. It looks a little different these days.
The street scape just seemed familiar, that red brick building just jogged my memory, is it still there?
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My grandparents used to own a Oliver dealership back in the day, my father was brought up on them on their dairy farm. The 550 is my dad's favorite tractor. Think he has a dozen or so back home along with a wicked nice 770 narrow front!!!
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Here's to better days.
Carmen's By The Sea
End of Barclay Ave.
Staten Island, New York
Back in the 80s when I was in Staten Island, it looked pretty much like this.
Then in the late 90s or early 2000s it was sold and changed to Puglias by the sea.
Then Sandy took it out, and from what I hear it never reopened or if it did it closed shortly thereafter.
I had many a wild weekend in this place
Carmen's By The Sea
End of Barclay Ave.
Staten Island, New York
Back in the 80s when I was in Staten Island, it looked pretty much like this.
Then in the late 90s or early 2000s it was sold and changed to Puglias by the sea.
Then Sandy took it out, and from what I hear it never reopened or if it did it closed shortly thereafter.
I had many a wild weekend in this place
