70 Oliver Block- Upgrade?

Anonymous-0 · Jan 16, 2013

I have accquired a 70 Oliver Pulling tractor. This little thing had a huge enigne in it and I need a "Connential Education" The tractor has a bad block. The huge sleeves in it just didn't have enough block left to support them. Is there a better block out Connential block out there without the sheetmetal plate on the side that this crank & other part will be compatible with? Also the crank in this engine has full factory counterweight on it. Any idea what it may have came out if?

Thanks,
Cody

stroker88 · Jan 16, 2013

where are you located? do you know where the tractor came from?

Anonymous-0 · Jan 16, 2013

I know exactly where it came from and who built it. It was done right, I just need a stronger block. I'm in Tennessee.

ss409 · Jan 16, 2013

gingrichs old 70 was a good runner.

Anonymous-0 · Jan 17, 2013

LOL...funny you should say that

ss409 · Jan 18, 2013

cody, are you fixing up claytons old 70? he kicked alot of azz with that machine. always wondered what happened to it. i thought that 70, and Born of the Spirit super 66 would have been an awesome face off at a pull.

ss409 · Jan 18, 2013

also, would the continental from a 101 massey be the same block?

Anonymous-0 · Jan 18, 2013

Yeah, I've got clayton's old 70. I've updated some stuff on it and looking or a stronger block to put all these goodies in......

Bob M · Jan 18, 2013

Not even close! The Oliver/Continental is 201 cubic inch OHV engine. The Massey 101 Continental is a 226 cubic inch flathead.

ss409 · Jan 18, 2013

he sure had a good time with it yrs ago. lol.

Anonymous-0 · Jan 21, 2013

Now that we have established where the tractor came from, can anyone answer my question???

James 88 · Jan 21, 2013

cody,check on clark fork lifts,hyster lifts. you will be surprised engine parts that will change over with oliver 70 James

jasinpa · Jan 23, 2013

if this has the original 70 block in it, it is a continetel GS6202 or DS6202 engine if i remember right , back when i worked for a cont. engine dealer , they where only used in oliver 70 tractors to the best of my knowledge , thats why if you look in a parts book there only listed as an oliver engine , so unless you can find equipment with one of those engines in it youll need to find one out of a 70, theres plenty of them out there but beware they are known to crack on the left side water jackets , normally visable from the outside , if its not original engine but is cont. there should be a model number on it somewhere to determon what you got and go from there

jasinpa · Jan 23, 2013

can you post pictures of what you got , ill try and help id this block , crank & rod pin diameter , and casting numbers would help , but i understand if you dont want to let the cat out of the bag on here , seems like some of these other guys are too interested in what you got,- he he

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