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    Oliver Sickle Bar Mower

    I just finished doing a restore on a 356 3-point mower. It had a complete pitman stick on it but was very rotted and bent. I believe not an original Oliver as it had a bar code sticker on it. I measured it and found that AI had a 81C46 pitman wood for CASE 25V, 27V and 27VA mower and 31.75"...
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    Oliver 440 Steering

    Thank you for the picture of your steering wheel as that makes me confident mine is correct. I have attached a picture to show my steering shaft along with the "incorrect" steering wheel I pulled off it. I cannot imagine doing this on a restoration let alone it being unsafe due to no positive...
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    Oliver 440 Steering

    I am in the process of rebuilding my Ross steering on my 1962 Oliver 440 and have found some discrepancies from the parts book to my tractor. When I took my steering wheel off I found that a wheel with a tapered hub and keyway was used but my steering shaft has thin splines, is hollow and does...
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    Oliver 440 Oil Pan Removal

    Curious to know if you were able to remove the oil pan on your 440. I believe all 440's would have the reinforced frame and am curious to know if it is possible.
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    Oliver 440 restoration

    I unfortunately do not have a drawbar hitch as mine has the three-point hitch. I will keep my eye out for one with a drawbar. I feel your pain in restoring these tractors. I was fortunate enough to find good restorable brake shoes and also the lining and rivets to replace on them. We are...
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    Oliver 440 restoration

    I am in the process of restoring a 1962 Oliver 440. Looking for brake shoes-should be the same as a Cockshutt 20. I have two completely broken and another with some band metal worn off. Also want to confirm that to replace the brakes on the left side it looks like you need to seperate the axle...
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    Cockshutt 20 brakes

    Looking for brake shoes for a 440 oliver-should be the same as the Cockshutt 20. I have two completely broken and another with some band metal gone.
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    Cockshutt 20 brakes

    Looking for brake shoes for a 440 oliver-should be the same as the Cockshutt 20. I have two completely broken and another with some band metal gone.
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    440 steering parts

    Would like to know where you purchased the sector shaft from and/or the part number.
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    2-105 transmission pressure

    rrlund is correct on where to start. You need to check the lube pressure with a gauge to see if you are actually low on pressure. If not, you either have a bad sender or a possible intermittent short in the wire from the gauge to the light. If pressure is low, and I do not off hand know what...
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    Olly pic 'o the day...

    I have a little more information to go with that photo. It was taken around 1968 and the driver on the tractor is Ronald (Ron) Thompson, at the time owner of the Oliver dealership Thompson Impl. Company in Altura, MN. He showed me an original print and this is what the back of his picture...
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    when did White switch to diff lock rear end

    mkuhns is correct with the diff lock. All the White series that would have the new transmissions with inboard planetary would have had diff lock as standard equipment. This would have been on the 2-135, 2-155, 2-180 and 4-210 series tractors and their replacements that followed. As for the...
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    55 series closed center hydraulic circulating pump

    I read once someone had a solution to bypass the hydraulic circulating pump at the front of the engine on a 55 series by using the hydraulic system. Can someone give me the link or contact information?
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    drive 1850 gas

    As already mentioned, the 1850 did not have a diff. lock. But without something additional to get traction to frozen ground, such as chains, I believe a diff. lock and/or duals would be of little benefit. Also, the type of loader and where it is mounted can make a difference. Back in the 50's...
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    oliver 77 front rim

    Can you find a casting number off the hub and compare it to the parts breakdown? If so, that may help solve the problem.
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