Amazing Antique Tractor Collection!

[@Monkey_Snot]

Oh man, this was cool to see. My grandfather owned an Allis Chalmers dealership from just after ww2 all the way into the early 80s, but he would take and store one of every new model year that his dealership would receive. I remember when I was a kid in the 80s he had buildings full of mint tractors, from steel paddle wheel to single piston monsters to a few steam powered. When he got too old to take care of them, he donated all of them to various museums all over Canada, he passed in Sept at 100 years old, tho I did get to keep one which was my favorite as kid. Thanks for showing this, it created great old memories.

[@timmyscroggins1962]

I can't believe how many of those tractors had front wheel drive back then..........WOW ! ! !

[@tctoytractors9325]

Loved seeing the WHITE "Spirit of Minneapolis Moline "

[@scotttprosser4719]

That was a great video, I will have to watch it again. During the 1970's I worked for a lad who did custom work and I operated many of the tractors that you were just looking at. At the time I did not know how lucky I was. 1750 2wd, 1370 2wd, 1655 4wd, 1955 2wd, 2255 4wd, 2-85 canopy and 2-105 cab model. Later he added a 2-135 and a 2-155. I think my favorite was the 1655 , I would love to have one again, might just happen.

[@justcallmegrove7752]

Gramps and I went up there once to look at one of his Oliver’s and his collection, ended up buying his 1855, beautiful tractors!

[@b.abrackus6403]

Wow!! Thanks for taking us along 👍....Outstanding Oliver collection...the best l've ever seen under one roof! When l was a teenager l ran an Oliver 2255 for a farmer.

[@johnhenderson299]

Some of those tractors are priceless never seen that many 4 wheel drive tractors in one place

[@aidanbrennan7389]

That's a lot of tractors under one roof. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 ...

[@deere7227]

Still farm about 12 miles from former Cockshutt factory in Brantford Ontario. Dad owned a 50, then 570 eventually 1800.

[@russellhansen7622]

Being an Oliver guy I loved the tour, Thankyou. The 2255 and 1950T are my favorites,

[@jonchaddock7516]

The Cockshutt 1555 is out of a group of about 100 units that were to go to the Vietnam Gov. in late 1970-1971. I have the same with the original red paint from Oliver the green tractors were a repaint

[@BarnyardEngineering]

It's amazing how far the Oliver driveline went. They put an air cooled Deutz engine in front of it, painted it yellow, and called it a Deutz Allis.

[@DonWelter]

Those big front assist tractors were real beasts!!! Definitely made for heavy tillage work.

[@larrywint7020]

Enjoyed the Oliver tour thank you for sharing it

[@tannerc900]

Beautiful collection.. not sure what it is about antique tractors but they speak to me. Classic cars are cool and all, but classic tractors? Amazing. Bought my first 1950s Fordson major and I’ve barely started working on it and I’m already shopping for another one. Hope to have a collection like this one day

[@camperjack2620]

This is awesome. Its a privilege just to be able to see the collection on video. These are great machines.

[@dennis82468]

I'm not even a farmer and I'm in love with some of those tractors

[@BIBSTERSrepairshop]

American series was built by white in the late 80s and they made them in each of the colors that became the white brand. Those Minnies like the g550 g650 etc were Oliver’s painted yellow.

[@millardhayes1884]

Those MM's were very nice. My favorite models too.

[@jacobb3446]

That is an amazing collection of Oliver and White tractors if there was anyplace in Wisconsin to be able to help you out with your Oliver they would be it. The moline g 750,850, and 950 were pure Oliver painted yellow and not a lot of them out there. The American series 60 and 80 models were built in the 90's based on old Oliver drivetrains with 4 cylinder Cummins engines and were all built in the USA.

[@kentscranton3098]

Also on the American series, at the time they were the only tractor under 100hp that was actually built in America, hence the American logos. White also had the 4 different colors in tribute to the heritage companies of the mergers. Cockshut Red, MM yellow, Oliver Green and then the Grey White. they were fantastic tractors for their size.

[@MrPa1971]

Love this older tractors. The Olivers was nice to see. So thanks for a nice video on nice tractors.

[@brianhansen826]

We have a 1950-t. It was a great hay tractor but always had hydraulic issues. It finally popped the motor, now it's pasture art.

[@trunkshvac3339]

Beautiful collection gentlemen!!!! This really has me thinking of trying to buy back my dads old Allis and give it a better life... not that I need it but.... just seems gratifying... thanks again for taking us along. Be well nd God bless.

[@earldoubet8062]

Looks like my shed I have 22 Oliver's and whites, yes we use them all the time. Those are great people too deal with

[@cargotoolshop5319]

If you know Oliver's help me out 1655 gas wide front with a cab 3400 hrs rear tires are old and about 20% tread, it's on an auction in a couple weeks, how much, it looks nice but never restored, always kept it a shed 90% of the time, I know what I want to pay but what's the real world, thanks again

[@19661650]

I once saw the entire collection before they sold some off & moved them. Back then they had a pair of Oliver self propelled forage harvestors in the shed with the tractors (Model 840) Glad to see they still have a 2150 Oliver front assist! We sold ours & when I took my brother there to see the collection he just couldn't stop looking at the 2150's. ( Back then they had 2 or 3 more)

[@dangeissinger4906]

Those White 2255 were wild. I’d like some history on those tractors.

[@mikewithers299]

Chris Losey has a channel and covers those. Actually he covers a lot of the Oliver history as his dad used to have a dealership way back when.

[@larrybruck2949]

Great collection! Thanks for sharing. Dad had an Oliver 1850 with the Perkins diesel. He loved that engine. In fact, when he bought his White 8700 combine....a big selling point was that it had the same Perkins diesel as his old 1850! Great video...God Bless.

[@Ticky66MN]

Awesome collection. I love Olivers since we had one when I was growing up. I remember the dealer in Waumandee. Always admired the tractors when we came to church. Thank you for sharing!

[@pagrainfarmer]

Thanks for taking us along. I'm definitely an Oliver nut and really enjoyed seeing this collection. Hope you get your 1650 fixed up. I have one too - many videos of it on my channel. They are good old tractors.

[@davidkimmel4216]

Wow. What a beautiful collection. Thank you for sharing this with us 😊😊😊

[@markflick1641]

Amazing collection! I grew up red but always had a soft spot for the Oliver,Mini Mo lineup.Those 1000s we’re just beasts.And yah the fender tanks were cool . Nice video

[@stevebrooking4506]

Absolute top video guys 👌 Amazing collection thank you so much for sharing your visit.

[@millardhayes1884]

Man I love those Molines. Thanks for filming😊

[@timstevens2866]

UUUUGGGHHH!!! All those tractors and U just showed glimpses of the JI Case from a distance!!! What the Heck!

[@heatherkohlwey8379]

That is an impressive collection. I wonder if they come to the Badger Steam and Gas show? I have some engines in the buildings there. I'll have to look at some of my past show photos. Thank you to you and the collection owners for sharing a close up look at these beauties. Stay safe, and God bless.

[@johnmccann3964]

Thanks for sharing fellas! That was a real treat to watch 👍

[@tallfarmboy1975]

I used to have a 1755 fwa just like that. I do regret having to sell it.

[@bryanhubner9848]

Great tour! That’s a heck of a collection! Love seeing the old tractors especially the Olivers. That G10000 was awesome! Actually not sure if I’ve seen one before. Thanks for the video

[@russellhansen7622]

The American series was the last less than 100 hp tractors made in the USA. The brought out castings from the 1650 and 1850 if I understand correctly. And as the have it you could get them in White silver, Cockshut red, Mini yellow or Oliver green. They made a 60 and a 80. Super Awsome collection all the way around.

[@ramshackleshack751]

I used to stop there when I delivered milk to mondovi wisconsin. I bought some parts from Chad for my 1900A.

[@ryanbachman9227]

That is a beautiful collection of tractors for sure.

[@jamesmarsh4957]

wow amazing collection there , years of work must have gone into that , some of them must be priceless

[@nellsonstout7001]

The green Cockshutt 1555 was likely intended to go to Vietnam (for civilian use.) Those were all stripped down to make for simple servicing . Very rare, pretty valuable. The Cockshutt 1950-T FWA and Cockshutt 1750 FWA (ESPECIALLY that one and I cannot overemphasize it,) are extremely rare and very valuable. I know you can count on 2 hands but believe you can count on one how many Cockshutt 1750 FWAs were built

[@mikewithers299]

Did you notice the Oliver Green White tractor? It was the first one after the brand was bought White. They eventually changed the colors to silver

[@CheeseMiser]

As a professional colorblind. That was red

[@mikewithers299]

@@CheeseMiser 🤣🤣🤣

[@fredjunkins3446]

There is an Oliver guy in Newville PA who has a huge collection of tractors of all types but mostly Olivers. There are probably 100+ old iron sitting around the farm and he is working on developing an Oliver museum. He is well known around the country for Oliver tractors and parts and thousands of die cast farm toys and banks.

[@MarcvanExel]

Fantastic, thanks so much for sharing this!

[@gbh559]

I'm with Aaron on the narrow front MM. That'd be my pick. You should have brought Saul with you. He'd love it.

[@kathleenwippel]

My Dad collected and restored tractors. Many a day I spent fixing them. I recognized the 55 by it’s grill.😁

[@nilletourneau3922]

Great collection.... Was looking for a Cockshutt 30, yellow and orange with 'beatle' front end and standard front wheel that we had on the farm in mid 1950...

[@millardhayes1884]

Oliver built that Moline using the 1655. That G940 us a Oliver 1855.

[@stanhensley3082]

Tractor overload!!! Thanks 😊.

[@jim6390]

Very nice thank you very much for a great video thank you to the family for a great collection

[@TimKrenz-j8t]

Green Giant in Le Sueur Mn was a Oliver Dealer and used many of them for various applications in company !!!😊

[@OliverGuyAidenDunham]

Love seeing my friends getting attention, my dad is very good friends with Chad and he bought a tractor that he had for sale for 50k and my dad got it for 10k, I’m 13 and I’ve gotten to see chads place many times

[@FreeloaderFarms]

Great video! Its cool to see all those old tractors. We've got a 1550 Oliver.

[@dylandrefahl3960]

White bout out Oliver then MN and cockshutt. So it was more of a tribute thing. What an awesome video.

[@mikebrown1188]

Wow that a great collection. I worked for a farmer jad a 1855. Used it on a 337 jd baler. Loved that tractor easy to handle sat uo nicely

[@r.scotthill3082]

The American Series Whites were made for the Bicentennial in 1976. MM had one engine block with 800 ci.

[@samcross7869]

Lovely video, lovely to see them old tractors, a lot of moneys worth there, but brilliant to see so my ❤️❤️🐄🚜

[@krissyb1980]

I believe the White tractors with the American on them could be bought in Moline yellow, Cockshut red, Oliver green, or White silver as a special addition. I love IH tractors but that right there is a cool collection of Oliver, White, Moline, and Cockshut tractors.

[@terryrowland6656]

Great tour thanks for taking us along. From Indiana

[@johnhatt1219]

I used a 1955 Oliver gas and diesel on a dairy farm narrow frt and diesel was a wide frt I liked the diesel oliver

[@johnhenderson299]

Amazing collection

[@applejack120]

that 's so cool thanks for sharing.

[@ChesterDeitch-kj3vt]

Really enjoyed them all, but.y favorite is the John Deere 5020 with Detroit

[@davidschlecht3016]

Great video of this group of Oliver's along with the others. Oliver's made some great tractors, next to the IHC. Too bad neither company is in business today. Hope you get yours running.

[@kurtisharrington6015]

what an awesome collection!

[@jim6390]

Cockshutt was a company manufacturing in Brantford Ontario Canada that would have been a joint venture with Oliver

[@Travis_Rivers]

Impressive collection

[@ronzimmerman8968]

Awesome collection! Makes me miss my White 2-105.

[@pc5569]

I drove a 40's or '50's Cockshut as a kid. That would have been when they were still their own company i believe.

[@7viewerlogic670]

Great video!

[@danw6014]

There were not a lot of Oliver tractor in my area but there were a few. The next town over about 40 minutes away had an Oliver dealership that became a White dealership until Agco bought White. I recently bought a Super 77 diesel to use for my PTO generator and as a yard tractor. It been fun to learn about a different brand. I spend a couple hours on it moving equipment around and although it doesn't have power steering it was easy to use for backing equipment in place. Much easier than using the hand clutch on my John Deere 60 and much smaller than the 4020. I'll get everything brought up to stuff and I am sure it will be a reliable tractor. It is very cold blooded though.

[@bbrcummins1984]

Got an ol Oliver 60 , maybe one day ill get to it.

[@robertmacleod4058]

The White Americans were some of the last tractors White made. Their smaller tractors had been made by Iseki in Japan, but White decided to move some manufacturing back to the U.S. They used some drive components from the old Oliver 150 & 1650 and put a Cummins diesel in them. Not many made before Agco bought out White, so they are rare. My uncles' neighbor ran Olivers and he had a fwd 1650 back in the 60's and 70's. It was quite the tractor. That was in Maine.

[@Deadeye-zr2kb]

Great video thanks for sharing

[@BIBSTERSrepairshop]

What a collection

[@miroslavneuzil8106]

nádherné traktory

[@br927]

They're missing a few! 770 diesel! Had 2 on the farm, spent many hours on them!

[@timmywade1313]

The 3208 cat screams our neighbors had a 4/180 White with that engine

[@mikewithers299]

It might be a 2 stroke motor. Burns fuel like crazy and loud as he'll 🤣🤣🤣

[@AndreaDiaz-mn3id]

Beautiful collection, John Humphrey

[@davidschlecht3016]

Great video of this group of Oliver's along with the others. Oliver's made some great tractors, next to the IHC. Too bad neither company is in business today. Hh

[@cargotoolshop5319]

I was told when Minneapolis Moline and white became part of Oliver the quality went downhill fast, many claimed that if oliver stayed on its own they would still be in business

[@PaulRose-tx2ti]

Very awesome

[@nashcobb3056]

thank you

[@bfields1448]

G1000 Moline 4x4 is a beast

[@rogercooper4972]

You haven't seen anything until you see Jack Cooks collection in Monrovia Indiana

[@johncheatham6616]

HEAVEN ON EARTH

[@RoadRunnergarage8570]

Nice collection....

[@crazyoldbat7600]

"The 3 Beasts 2255" 3 Piece Set - 1/64 Oliver 2255, White 2255 (Red) & White 2255 (Gray) Only 1,000 of each tractor made!

[@mikewithers299]

The very last of the big beast from this era. It seemed they kept trying to increase horse power until finally getting the huge Cummings power plant in the 2255, but it might have been a little too late. I really loved grandads old Oliver 1800 mfwd and it still is used by my uncles but not as much now days.

[@tractordan933]

The one I would like to drive is sitting about half way down parked against the side, of-course.

[@OneStepHomestead]

ill bet tractor time with tim would like this collection

[@archermathews8562]

Nice video

[@Blackwellll3066]

As much as I love John Deere it's sure is cool to see all them tractors just cuz not many people have them tractors or have that many that are feild use or show quality and to think they had 30 more....

[@terryhawkins4295]

Pretty cool 👍

[@colorado1088]

Imagine being the guy working on the assembly line when these tractor companies merged and developed "new" models mix and match.

[@Y.yılmaz06]

Tractor All ❤

[@williamsmith3960]

The American series was made totally in USA and were painted Oliver green moline prairie gold and cockshut red

[@creeksidedairy9895]

My neighbor has a very cool collection of tractors near Cushing wi

[@earnestmetz9834]

Cockshutt and Oliver look identical outside the paint. I thought they were distinct brands of tractor.

[@mikewithers299]

Cockshutt and Oliver were under the same parent company, just painted different. Oliver for the US market and Cockshutt for Canada. Mini Mo's were also under that same brand until White bought all of them. Then Agco took over eventually being bought out again. They were at one time different companies but got merged or bought out by White or Oliver. Can't remember exactly, but they all got the same power plants eventually

[@jimstewart8927]

Was not the "White" the best results/combination of the Oliver and MM? All three great tractors, shame they went away! (unable to be financially compete)