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    Corn ear size

    I have noticed this summer the corn has looked great,what I have noticed the size of the ears are not that big,(MN)how about you?
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    M-H Pony

    Hi, I have been lurking for a while now and have some questions. I am looking at a M-H pony but it is missing some parts. Did it have a generator or an alternator? I can't find the serial no. I looked on the frame but no tag, is it stamped into the metal of the transmission or is it on a...
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    Clutch

    I assume that you replaced the pressure plate. Did you replace the friction disk? Check to make sure your arm that moves the throwout bearing isn't cracked. I would have to look to see if the 77 has this but some tractors have an adjustment on the pivot ball that the throwout arm pivots on...
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    Oliver 770

    Exhaust manifolds are fairly plentifull new. Where are you located?
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    Looking for BM for Oliver crankshaft.

    Hello BM, You had replied earlier to a post I made saying that you were working on getting some new forged cranks made for the 310. Could you please keep me up to date on the status of these. The gentlemen that I am rebuilding the engine for is very interested in a new forged crank. He...
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    880 3 point hitches

    I have a power traction hitch on a 770 and love it. You need to make sure all the pins and everything are tight and you will enjoy it a lot more. I agree with the other post that it is very easy to hook up implements to the 3 point portion. It is much easier than a conventional 3 point...
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    Oliver 310 crankshaft.

    I am working on a 1750 with stock horsepower. Do you think I need to worry about a crank ground more than 10 under with the low horsepower of the 1750 compaired to the newer series tractors? I have worked on most of the other Olivers except the ones with the 310 motor. This is my first 310 so...
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    Oliver 310 crankshaft.

    It would be great if you can get them for that price. It might save a few 310 motors from the scrap yard.
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    Oliver 310 crankshaft.

    Are you looking to sell it? I won't have any problems getting bearings for that size.
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    Oliver 310 crankshaft.

    Thanks to everyone who replied on my earlier post. I did find some new cranks for sale but I agree that a cast crankshaft isn't the best thing if the original was forged. Does anyone know of a new crank available that is forged? I have contacted some custom crank manufacturers that make...
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    Oliver 310 crankshaft.

    Hello, I am working on an Oliver 1750 and have found that I have a large crack in the crankshaft. I checked with Maibach tractor since they are the closest to my area but had no luck. Does anyone know of one or have some ideas on where to look for a crank. I am in Ohio close to Dover and...
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    Engine Bearings

    I may end up being intersted in buying them. I need some bearings for a 1750. However, I am now looking for a crankshaft because I found a nice crack in mine. Since I don't know what crank I will find then I don't know what size bearings I will need. I'll check back with you when I find...
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    diesel engine wanted

    My thoughts exactly. I'm proud that my tractors are all American. I even try to make sure that my parts for mine are American made. I have a couple of friends who are engineers for Cat and Cummins. They are always talking about these Jap companies buying their engines to reverse engineer...
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    oliver 770 diesel

    I have a 770 gas and this is one of my favorite tractors. It is very dependable. I would love to have a 770 or 880 diesel.
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    Is a Super 88 chassis better than scrap?

    I'll have to check with you when I make arrangements to bring a David Brown motor over. I live in Ohio so it is quite a drive. I'll have to check in with you when I know what is going on.
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