Picture of my 1946 Oliver 60 that my Grandad left me from the farm. I restored it in 1976, also in the picture is my 1949 Oliver 77 gas. I took 4 junk tractors to make one, also put on a loader for snow and dirt work.
My Dad’s 1953 Oliver 77 diesel loaded to go to a tractor show last Summer. I also restored the 77 D in 1999.
My 70 Oliver 1946 simple front that I restored in 2005.
My 1949 Oliver 77 gas with a 1958 model #4 2 row corn picker that I restored in 1997.
My 770 Oliver gas Row Crop 1964 with a 4 row front mounted cultivator.
A picture of several of my Ford garden tractors that I have been restoring for the last several years.
Another picture of the garden tractors, as of today I have 10 Ford garden tractors with different pieces of equipment on each of them. I have another garden tractor that I traded for, coming in a couple months.
Bruce Youde
Polk City, Iowa
him on our newly designed 
This is our 1954 Oliver 77 row crop. We pulled it out of the shed with hardly any usable rubber to pull it two miles home. We spent about two months getting it to run right.
and eventually getting to the cast iron. We are missing the front panels hoping on finding two good ones plus a not so rusty rim. We are hoping on getting everything looking new again.
1966 Oliver 1850 with its “work clothes” on in Northwest Iowa after resting in the barn for the past 12 years. This picture is the day it was moved out of the barn and got a fresh battery and fuel and it started right up as if was just put in the barn the night before. The tractor has been in our family since bought new in 1966. Looking forward to restoring this tractor with my son and daughter someday back to the way it looked when it rolled on to the farm in 1966 and using it in local parades.
