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Topic: 880 propane
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| 6pack
08-04-2012 16:37:33
64.85.138.53
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How rare is an 880 propane, not sure on year but I will get the serial #, How can you tell if it is factory or aftermarket add on?
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| J. Schwiebert
08-05-2012 08:10:13
209.143.54.250
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Re: 880 propane in reply to 6pack, 08-04-2012 16:37:33
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| Once you get the serial number spend the money and call the museum in Charles City and then order a build card. It will tell you when the tractor was built and how it was equipped when it left the factory. I will get the phone number for the museum later today for you. J.
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| J. Schwiebert
08-06-2012 04:58:24
209.143.54.250
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Re: 880 propane in reply to J. Schwiebert, 08-05-2012 08:10:13
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| Phone number for museum is: 641 228 1099. Hours are 9 to 4 central time
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| theothergreen
08-05-2012 09:53:57
12.148.65.2
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Re: 880 propane in reply to J. Schwiebert, 08-05-2012 08:10:13
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| I'am sure the best way to know for sure is to take the first gentleman's advice. I have several LP 770 and 880's. They
are all factory. In Texas we thought the diesel was rare. Here
in our part of the country, when you find a 770 or 880 , 9 times out
of 10 it will be Lp (Factory LP ).
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| jordan hackman
08-04-2012 21:55:39
69.66.165.210
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Re: 880 propane in reply to 6pack, 08-04-2012 16:37:33
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| well i am not 100% sure but i would say an lp 880 is more hard to find than rare. now on the idea of factory or after market i believe it depends on how the lp tank looks on the tractor. i believe that the valves and all that stuff is on the top of the tractor. but i really don't know i have never messed with an LP oliver before, i am just going off of the pictures that i have seen.
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