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Pulling an Oliver 70

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farrell(Utah)

01-05-2008 17:13:30




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I have an Oliver 70 that weighs a few pounds under 4000. The hookpoint is at 20 inches that is the club maximum. Given this setup, the tractor will power-out before it spins the rear wheels. Do any of you pull this model tractor and what has been your experience? I'm wondering if the governor is opening up enough because the tractor sure runs well. Another possibility is that it seems real fast in first gear. Thanks.

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Farrell(Utah)

01-06-2008 12:04:00




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 Re: Pulling an Oliver 70 in reply to farrell(Utah), 01-05-2008 17:13:30  
Someone else I had spoken to previously had thought that the 70s had two different ratios in the rearend. Does anyone know the ratios? Also does anyone have a slow one for sale. This is a tractor that I want to pull as out club needs some different colors and the drawbar setup on the Ollies is just about ideal for optimizing the tractor. Thanks.



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m kuhns

01-06-2008 11:27:53




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 Re: Pulling an Oliver 70 in reply to farrell(Utah), 01-05-2008 17:13:30  
They had two different ring an pinions for the 70's. You probably have the fast one.



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