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Oliver 60 Row Crop

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Steve Metz

03-04-2001 16:25:54




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Anyone know the intended storage location for the hand crank on the Oliver 60?? I also need a front main seal for mine and light bulbs (GE 1323). Any ideas on the best place to get'em?? Any pointers on changing the main seal?? My "60" is serial # 618678. Does anyone have any history on this "gem". Thanks a lot !!!




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MCL in IN

03-05-2001 04:41:21




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 Re: Oliver 60 Row Crop in reply to Steve Metz, 03-04-2001 16:25:54  
A good storage place would be in the barn somewhere and forget you have it. Heard of too many people getting "kicked" while cranking a tractor. Also know of an E3 Coop that the crank stuck in after starting and tore the grill all to pieces. I have a 60 and don't know where the crank is supposed to go and can't even recall where it is.

The 60 came out in 1941 and was built into 1948. It was then replaced by the 66. Your serial # indicates a 1947 model. It has a 4 cylinder Waukesha engine that tested 18 hp on the belt at Nebraska.

They are not real powerful but I have a lot of fun with mine at parades and shows. Tried to pull it once--once. Couldn't even move the sled. I know what I would do for the front seal but maybe someone else has a better remedy.

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Geoff

03-07-2001 21:21:26




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 Re: Re: Oliver 60 Row Crop in reply to MCL in IN, 03-05-2001 04:41:21  
the crank was stored on the floor board. The part that engages the pulley goes forward. The handle goes between the seat supports. However, if you're going to show the tractor it is very easily stolen when stored there.



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