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Super 99 gas

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Jakers

01-27-2008 09:41:48




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A 1954 Super 99 gas with a stuck motor came accross my path. Can anyone tell me about rarity of the 99s, and fuel type. Is this rare? Big engine, 6 cylinder. Looks like a fun project.




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J Schwiebert

01-27-2008 12:04:00




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 Re: Super 99 gas in reply to Jakers, 01-27-2008 09:41:48  
You tell me 2 things here. I was pretty sure the Super 99 came out in 1955. Is this a 4 speed or a 6 speed tractor. The 4 speed ones were built in 53 & 54. The gas models are not that common either way. I saw my first 99 gas 4 speed this fall. It was still being used on the belt and it was on factory steel wheels. Engine is a 4 X 4 bore and stroke. We had a customer that had a Super 99 gas. Nice handling tractor. J.

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jakers

01-27-2008 14:01:04




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 Re: Super 99 gas in reply to J Schwiebert, 01-27-2008 12:04:00  
J, I am getting some photos and serial number this week, I will post what i know. He said 3ph, updraft 6,

Seem like nice people, just cant get to the project. Maybe I can unstuck it. They said they took it to a big hill and tried to free it in 4th gear, and it dint break free. Sounded like a bad way to free and engine, but hey. I am into a project.



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Jersey Devil

01-27-2008 16:18:13




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 Re: Super 99 gas in reply to jakers, 01-27-2008 14:01:04  
I've had the pleasure of owning 2, 99's 4sp - 1-6cy. gas... The first tractor had nice sheet metal..Sold (to me) motor -stuck...When I got around to check the engine, pulled head off and the exaust pipe must be open to the sky for a very long time. The block & above the pistons were cracked and rusted terribly...With great disapointment, I let the project go...Next the Diesel 99, had a bad injection pump, would not run, sold that one as well.. Since then I've decided Oliver 99's & 990's are a much better investment.... The Detroit 371 engines are very easy to repair or overhaul and to maintain.

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