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  1. M

    What is it? Name that part

    What is "the cover to a model A's port-o-let"...
  2. M

    That's ok, more where that came from

    Just be glad you got your can back...
  3. M

    88 oil filter.

    Donaldson also sells them for $21...
  4. M

    Took a ride

    Ah, an industrial wennie roaster...
  5. M

    Oliver 1365 4X4 with accelerator

    Oh, if the clutch is full of grease it won't be able to pull/push. Feathering the throttle is just a way to burn through the grease enough to make it move. As my dad use to say, "It isn't strong enough to pull a greasy string out of a cat's a$$." Hook it to something and see if it will move it...
  6. M

    Oliver 1365 with 4x4

    I do 'more than I should' with mine...
  7. M

    Oliver 1365 4X4 with accelerator

    If the fitting is the one next to the bell housing, he pumped the clutch and throw-out bearing full of grease. It should only get 1 squirt once or twice a year. Does the throttle linkage work? I wouldn't know an easy way to de-grease the clutch.
  8. M

    1950oliver 88

    With new front tires and 40-50 psi it should steer like a dream, if not, something is wrong.
  9. M

    Oliver 1365 with 4x4

    Mine is only 2WD with a loader but I can push brush up hill with the bush hog mowing behind me at 1000rpm in 4th gear. It is a real good tractor. Keep the valves adjusted and your fluid and filters clean and it will never cease to amaze you...
  10. M

    1951 Oliver 88 Row Crop

    Take everything off the shaft to where you just have the shifter bar. Look into the hole and hold the bar up at different angles until it drops in. While pushing it down into it's seat see if it will work. It is easier to replace (in the future) if you have it in neutral in high range and use...
  11. M

    1951 Oliver 88 Row Crop

    Was it 'in' or 'out' of gear when you took it out? Are you having difficulty in getting the lever into the slot or handling the loose springs?
  12. M

    Oliver 770 PTO rebuild/parts

    Korves Oliver in Waterloo, Illinois. They carry most 'seals and o-rings' per their sales bill. Find them on the web.
  13. M

    pto

    Pulling one is a 'one man job'. I would guess 80-90lbs maybe?
  14. M

    1955 starting problems after injection pump rebuild

    Did you change all the filters?
  15. M

    Hurricane Trailers

    Oh well, you are still tidal wave free...
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