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    Oliver standard 66

    Where might one find new or used rear rims if available. I think I can salvage one but the other might be too far gone. Tire size is 12 4 26 but I'm told a 13 6 26 tire will fit as well. Thanks, Ron
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    Oliver standard 66 motor

    Anyone tell me if the camshaft of this motor has actual bearings, and is there a knockout plug to access the came from the rear to remove?
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    Oliver standard 66

    No not looking to buy a loader just maybe identify if this is one made to fit or an actual Oliver loader. It appears to be plumbed off the hydraulic pump under the steering column.
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    Seized Oliver 66

    Still workin on this project, don't really wanna pull the block unless necessary. Have cy's 1, 2, and 4 freed up it's # 3 that's causing me grief. I have head off, rod cap nuts off #3, have tried the ATF fluid and some gas and lit it, with a bar under a hydraulic bottle jack pushing up on piston...
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    Oliver standard 66

    I've got posts on the restoration category regarding seized motor which I'm working on. Can anyone help me with the type of loader on this machine and how the hydraulics work, in that I mean if I attsch a puc of the presumed reservoi tank and where the levers are how are they connected and...
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    Seized Oliver standard 66

    What is used to cut the ridge and how is it done? I've been using several solvents. inside engine cavity below looks quite rusty camshaft included. Can't get to front cover until I remove rad which additionally requires some minor repair
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    Seized Oliver standard 66

    I have several posts here regarding this project and my prgress and findings. Question 1) do pistons normally push out the top of the block? Question 2) with all rod caps loosened should/would/will crank rotate. I've freed #'s 1, 2 & 4 pistons so that I can push them to the top of the block...
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    Seized Oliver standard 66 motor

    Do the pistons come out the top of block, cause I seem to be able to only push 3 of them to the top then that stop. #3 is the stuck one, I'm pulling the block.
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    Tires used or new

    Kingston Ontario Canada
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    Tires used or new

    No, never thought of those units having similar or same size tires. Thanks
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    Tires used or new

    Havin a tough time locating suitable used or new rear tires for my oliver 66. Size on it are 12 4 26.
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    Seized Oliver standard 66 motor

    Got head off no apparent damage to head gasket, so gotta be i the cylinders. #"s 1,2 and 4 appear semi shiny almost as if it had run recently but #3 may be the problem. gonna remove rod cap from that one and see if piston can be pushed from below.
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    Re: Seized Oliver standard 66 motor

    I agree sort of. This tractor ran 20+ years ago. My late father owned it. With what I know before and up until it stopped running. There was no previous damage. Im concerened about aitting for extended periods of time. I was half expecting to find a compromised head gasket when I decided to...
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    Re: Seized Oliver standard 66 motor

    Wow. Well this one was my dads and it did run some 20+ years ago. Its been sittin at my brothers place 20 years, and sat at my dada farm property fer about 5-6 years before that. It was running basically when he was alive and that was prior to 96. The last time he attempted to start it it...
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    Re: Seized Oliver standard 66 motor

    Thanks. I'm working on probably loosening/removing con rod nuts n caps just to see if crank will turn then I know its pistons abd nkt both. Gonna try pushing cleanest pistins to the top. I'm suspecting #'s 2 n 3 might be the culprit. I've out diesel fuel mixed eith ATF doen cylinders, I see it...
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