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Oliver 241 Disk

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Joe Evans

04-22-2004 07:39:21




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I bought an Oliver 241 10' wheel transport disk last summer. I have been able to use it recently, and it works great--proved to be a good buy.

The disk coulters appear to be worn down substantially from their original diameter. I would like to correct this. What is the standard coulter diameter for this disk? What is a good source for them? What is the center hole configuration of the coulter--square, round, etc?

Thanks in advance.

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Hugh MacKay

04-23-2004 02:49:49




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 Re: Oliver 241 Disk in reply to Joe Evans, 04-22-2004 07:39:21  
Joe: I think your best option is take the disk apart and see what you have. Oliver, Cockshutt and I understand Ford all sold the same disk. I had a 252 Cockshutt that was speced out and ordered by the dealer for me. I know there were optional arbores, bearings, spacers and blades both diameter and thickness. I remember at the time there was probably close to 50 blade options.

In our area Cockshutt and Oliver dealers were known for their reputation in specing out a disk. It didn't matter what color the tractor up front was the disk was orange or green, and not Deere green, nor Allis orange.

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Joe Evans

04-23-2004 06:40:20




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 Re: Re: Oliver 241 Disk in reply to Hugh MacKay, 04-23-2004 02:49:49  
Thanks, Hugh. You're right. I'll pull it apart and give it a look. Hadn't thought about this until now. One of our Club members is a long-time Oliver dealer. I'll bend his ear some.

We never had a decent disk around the farm--seems like a disk was an always an after thought. I got tired of trying to keep Dad's POS 12' JD disk together and went and got this Oliver. We are not serious farmers, but some neighborhood guys are. Would like to become the neighborhood DDM (Designated Disk Man). The Oliver 10-footer is a nice match behind the 460. Can motate very comfortably in 3rd gear with it. I detest having to gear down with a disk overmatched for the tractor--wheel spin, fuel use, no dirt casting action. You know the drill. Now I just need to get the TA fixed--been flappin' my crack about that for two years!

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Hugh MacKay

04-23-2004 13:45:12




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 Re: Re: Re: Oliver 241 Disk in reply to Joe Evans, 04-23-2004 06:40:20  
Joe: When you have it apart you should find some part numbers on the blades. Your Oliver guy should be able to tell you what the blades were when new.



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