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    Oliver 80

    Olson Gaskets has them, or it is very easy to make your own.
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    OC4 early?

    The one that I had used the OC-4 bench seat, dash, and controls. The undercarriage, motor and transmission were from an OC-3. Not exactly what I was looking for, so I sold it after a short time.
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    OC4 early?

    The sheet metal from a HG or OC-3 will fit on an OC-4 fairly easy. I learned this a few years ago when I purchased an early OC-4 on line. When I got it home, and started checking it out, some things didn't add up. Transmission was not right, along with some other things. Closer inspection...
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    1510 loader

    A 1510 is the same as a 1610, only with shorter lower arms to fit utility tractors, such as a 550. The rest of the loader is identical to a 1610.
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    Oliver 70 Standard

    I have heard rumors that someone is making steel fenders, but have not heard who that is. Jim Heaslip in Canada has been making the fiberglass fenders for quite a while.
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    Oliver 80 hubs

    Thank you very much for your help. At least now this points me in the right direction. Merry Christmas!
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    Oliver 80 hubs

    Are you sure? All of my 70s are B704B, not BA704B. I realize that this is very possible, and I really appreciate your help. I just want to be sure.
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    Oliver 80 hubs

    In my original post below, I listed the wrong part number for the 80 hubs that I am trying to identify. The correct part number is BA704B. I will try to attach a couple of pictures.
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    Oliver 80 rear hubs

    I am in west central Illinois. I don't have any 80 transmission parts, I cleaned up a few years ago, and got rid of most of mine. You might try Kenny Grimm in Gooselake, IA, or Gary Spitznogle in Wapello, IA.
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    Oliver 80 rear hubs

    Yes, I am looking to identify a set of hubs that I have, in hopes to locate another set. I have a HP RowCrop, 18-27, 18-28, 2 80 std, 80rc gas (which has the 9 bolt hubs) and a 80 rd diesel. I have had several other 80s and a 35. This is the only set of 9 bolt hubs that I have seen for an 80...
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    Oliver 80 rear hubs

    I hope some of you can help. I have a 1941 Oliver 80 row crop, that has been changed to 38" rear rubber, on Super 88 rims with cast centers. The hub that was used to mount them to the axle is cast with number BC704A. I can't find this part number in my 1941 or 1947 80 parts book, or in a 70...
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    School Me On The 3208

    I bought a 2255 this summer from the original owner who bought it in 1974. He told me that it broke the crank at about 500 hours, because there was an update to the main bearings that was supposed to have been done by the dealer before delivery. Inspection revealed that this update was not...
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    oliver 2255

    I had a similar issue with my 2255 this summer. The injector pump had recently been rebuilt, and inside the pump, the tab that raises a brass sleeve to meter the amount of fuel (there is 1 tab per cylinder) on 1 cylinder had slipped on the shaft, letting it raise the metering sleeve higher...
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    National HPOCA show at Albert City Iowa

    I will be taking my Oliver 80 Row Crop Diesel, and a Cockshutt 770 Wheatland diesel. Looking forward to the show.
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    Saw this Industrial for sale on Hemmings

    One of my friends sold his 60 Industrial last summer at our sale, and it brought just over $11,000.
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