Oliver 500 Wa
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The Oliver 500 used some extended wingnuts up near the radiator to fasten the hood. Mine had the remnants of one so I used it and a picture from the parts manual to make new ones.
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Oliver 500 Wa
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Installed picture.
Oliver 500 Wa
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I wish the rest of the sheetmetal was up to the same level.
OliverNate
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I was wondering exactly how that all went in. So with everything correct you would remove the grille to take wing nuts off to take off the hood? My hood is in
really poor shape and part of those brackets are gone.
really poor shape and part of those brackets are gone.
Oliver 500 Wa
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I've got a set of those HF body tools. Now if HF sold someone that knew how to use them I would be set.
Oliver 500 Wa
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Yeah, I think the idea was that one could remove the hood without needing any tools. The grille had some kind of "snap-in" fastener at the top and a couple pegs at the bottom. Then the wingnuts in front and spring loaded hooks at the fuel tank to hold the back down.
I kind of wonder about the no tools concept though. I think pretty much any time one would be removing the hood would be with some kind of servicing or repair in mind. Probably have tools on hand in that case.
oliver jim
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Oliver 500 Wa I have those wing nuts in stock from the NOS parts that I have for the 500 Oliver has well as
other parts for those tractors Send me a e-mail if you want more info
other parts for those tractors Send me a e-mail if you want more info
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