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    60 Oliver

    the engine is a waukesha. you can also bore the sleeves and use over bore continental f226 pistons, just requires making piston pin bushings
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    oliver 88 rod bolts

    thank you all for the replys
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    oliver 88 rod bolts

    i was given an ARP number a while back that , when i called them, was non-exsistant.
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    oliver 88 rod bolts

    thats a problem then, there are none around here. the local shops here are a joke when it comes to something like this
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    oliver 88 rod bolts

    does anyone have any idea where you could get NEW rod bolts for an 88
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    massey harris 102 senior carb

    any pics of the tractor?
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    oliver 60, use 66 pistons in stock sleeves?

    the reason i ask is the bore is the same and i like the 4 ring design over the 5 ring, what i am unsure of is the wrist pin size and location compared to a 66.
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    oliver 60, use 66 pistons in stock sleeves?

    wondering if anyone has tryed using 66 pistons/rings in regular 60 sleeves. my sleeves look ok but someone hammered one of the pistons to free it up and cracked it sometime before i bought it. Rings are also cheaper
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    Farmall H

    fresh valve job and ih firecrater pistons make a huge difference, i went from killing the motor half track to winning the 4000-5000 lbs class the last 3 years at the local fair and tractor club. At that point a super h carb/ air cleaner for better air flow
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    somebody save this slant dash A from (in) the scrapyard

    at the house now
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    somebody save this slant dash A from (in) the scrapyard

    Well i went to the dark side and bought the deere, already have it mostly dissasembled and other than a hood, grille and gas tank everything looks good so far
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    somebody save this slant dash A from (in) the scrapyard

    even has compression and throttle/choke are free
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    somebody save this slant dash A from (in) the scrapyard

    picture
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    somebody save this slant dash A from (in) the scrapyard

    Located in portsmouth ( southern) ohio, tractor turns over and has spark, rims look good, radiator looks ok. Sheet metal is on the rough side, and tires are shot( i have usable 5.50-16"s id volunteer for it) but mechanically looks ok. Serial tag is missing. Any questions call or text...
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    Common crack 770 ?

    we have 4 tractors that have had cracked blocks and after cleaning the crack and coating them with jb weld epoxy, we"ve never had any trouble out of any of them. just because the block is cracked outside doesnt always mean its junk, try to run it first to check for other problems( bubbling in...
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