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    6 bolt aluminum front rims

    My axles have an inner bearing inside diameter of 1 1/2 and the outer bearing has an inside diameter of 1 1/4. The spindle from end of the bearing to end of the bearing measures 2 3/4. It is an aftermarket wide front and when I compare it to an Oliver wide front the spindles are definitely...
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    6 bolt aluminum front rims

    Looking for a pair of 6 bolt aluminum front rims (15x4) for an Oliver. Anyone know who to contact? I've seen pictures of a few sets out there but I know most convert over to 5 bolt. I have a Schwartz aftermarket wide front end so finding hubs that fit may not be so easy. Thank you.
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    Oliver 77 vs super 77 frame weight

    I'd like to see the tube frame. Any pictures or way to contact Dave?
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    Oliver Intake Manifold

    I can't give you an HP numbers but my puller had that manifold on it and I was very pleased. The motor was very big on cubes and everything was built to perfection. HP was never a problem. Obviously a manifold alone is not going to make you an instant winner but it is one piece, likely a...
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    Ford 300 in Super 88

    It's cost prohibitive to build the Super 88 as a performance engine. I want to be in the 150+ hp range when finished and that takes a lot of money and machine work on the Oliver engine. A Ford 300 inline 6 is almost right there from the factory in some instances. I understand there are...
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    Ford 300 in Super 88

    I have a wore out Super 88 with a bad engine. I would like to put a Ford 300 Inline 6 into the tractor and do some tractor pulling. Anyone have any insights on how to do this conversion? I assume custom engine mounts, Ford bell housing, Ford flywheel and pressure plate, Oliver clutch plate...
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    880 wide front end

    Yes, they will interchange. Only difference would be if the 880 has power steering.
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    Oliver 2050

    The best time to buy something is when it is for sale. There are not many left. If you are looking from a collectible standpoint, you may want to negotiate your best deal and jump on it. If you are just wanting a workhorse tractor, there are better deals out there. They don't come up for...
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    Weight Bracket

    I would highly recommend putting the weights out in front. By going out front, as far as your rules allow, you are obviously increasing the effectiveness of the weight. That will allow you to use more wheel weights to help traction as you will now need less weight out front to keep the front...
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    Looking for allis chalmers wd 8 bolt to 9 bolt adapters

    I have a friend that has a set. Was going to build a second tractor but plans changed. If interested I can get you his information.
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    Oliver 66 RC rear axle seals

    When I replaced mine, I was able to get 1 from my local CarQuest Auto Parts and the other I got from the AGCO dealer. They were identical, fit like a glove and worked great. Good luck.
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    Waterloo summer pull

    Not this year. NATPA summer pull was to be in Michigan this year but ended up getting rained out.
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    88 Wide Front Tie Rod ends

    Anyone know if there is a place to get outer tie rod ends for an 88 row crop wide front? I checked with my AGCO dealer and he said they are no longer available. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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    88 Wide Front not turning sharp

    Checked. It does not even get close to the stops on either side. Can easily get two fingers between the pitman arm and the stops. Both sides are the same.
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    88 Wide Front not turning sharp

    I have 3 Oliver factory wide front end tractors. The 77 and the Super 88 both turn sharp right and left. The 88 front wheels turn about half as much. I marked the steering shafts. The 77 and Super 88 shaft turns about 5 times lock to lock. The 88 only turns about 3 times lock to lock. There are...
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