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Topic: Oliver 566 plow question
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| Richard Kinney
07-19-2012 20:04:51
208.107.110.215
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I bought a 6 bottom 566 plow yesterday and the seller said it was a 16" plow. The moldboard part number is 619-14, so I think it may be a 14" plow. I that correct. I need one new moldboard, all new point "lays", and two new shims. Can anyone verify this part number as indicating it is a 14" inch plow? And, does anyone have an idea where I can purchase one, only?
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| larryh
07-22-2012 13:06:20
64.130.129.134
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Re: Oliver 566 plow question in reply to Richard Kinney, 07-19-2012 20:04:51
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| we have the moldboard --points and shins nos----call 270-528-2133 ask for larry days
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| J. Schwiebert
07-20-2012 16:45:48
209.143.33.152
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Re: Oliver 566 plow question in reply to Richard Kinney, 07-19-2012 20:04:51
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| I have a dealer friend who has one 619 moleboard in stock and he would like to sell it.He also has the shins and I did not ask about points. Chuck, he does not have any 419 bottoms. Around here you can buy 3 four bottom plows for the price of 2 new moleboards. A few years ago you could buy nice 4 bottom semi-mounted plows (Oliver , Deere & IH) for less than 100 dollars each. They have been picked over and scraped.
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| Richard Kinney
07-22-2012 18:42:27
208.107.110.215
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Re: Oliver 566 plow question in reply to J. Schwiebert, 07-20-2012 16:45:48
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| Thanks for the tip, John. Is it a 619-14 moldboard, or a 619-16? If it's a 619-14, please give me the dealer's #.
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| chucksoliver77
07-20-2012 11:48:37
71.0.104.93
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Re: Oliver 566 plow question in reply to Richard Kinney, 07-19-2012 20:04:51
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| John, would your dealer friend happen to have 2 419 moldboards to fit my 3241 plow? how can i reach him? thanks, chuck PS Richard, sorry to butt in on your post
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| J. Schwiebert
07-20-2012 01:10:39
209.143.33.152
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Re: Oliver 566 plow question in reply to Richard Kinney, 07-19-2012 20:04:51
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| Did you measure to see if the plow is set on 14 inch or 16 inch? They could be set either way. 90% of the plows we sold used a 419 bottom. If the plow was set on 16 inch a lot of customers used what we called "long points" Measure the length of the points that you have. I know a dealer that probably has NOS plow parts he would like to sell. They are not cheap anymore. Shoup's probably has those parts as well.
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