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    Should I get a Oliver Cletrac HG 42

    Hello all, I was wondering what everyone thought of the HD 42? I have the opportunity to buy one and I was wondering if it would be a good idea or not; the guy selling it is asking $1000 and he said it ran last summer. I don't know anything about them so any information would be appreciated, thanks.
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    Curious about the clutch and pto on my Oliver Super 55

    Thanks for the information. So it's not a problem to push in the clutch and disengage the pto?
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    Curious about the clutch and pto on my Oliver Super 55

    Thanks for replying. So if it's not connected, why does the lever get stiff only when the clutch is in?
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    Curious about the clutch and pto on my Oliver Super 55

    Hello all, I just had a question I was wondering if anyone could help me with. I have a 1957 Oliver Super 55 that has a brushog on the back that I use to mow my yard. I've noticed a few times while mowing that when I hold in the clutch and then try to disengage the pto, the lever is very stiff...
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    What does this do?

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    What does this do?

    I noticed this isnt hooked up to anything, and I was curious as to what it was.
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    What''s going on?

    The other day when I was mowing with the '57 super 55, halfway through mowing I noticed that whenever I pushed in the clutch, it would kick the pto lever forward enough to slip and disengage the blade. Then, when I let the clutch back out, it would let the lever fall back and re engage the pto...
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    New to Olivers

    That's what the lever does? What does the switch do?
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    What do these things do?

    What does this lever and switch do?
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    New to Olivers

    So what does it do?
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    New to Olivers

    And other than these, is there any basic information or tips I should know about these Oliver tractors?
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    New to Olivers

    So the 518 at the end of the serial number is the transmission code right? First is a shorter gear? I also have some questions regarding what 2 different levers do?
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    New to Olivers

    The specification number is 25-0005, serial number is 48 312-518.
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    New to Olivers

    So I've been running my grandfather's Oliver, and I've always loved the old stuff and learning about them, so I was wondering how I could figure out general information about the tractor such as year, model, etc. Thanks.
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