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More numbers on my Oliver, need more help.

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Hans Garry

08-20-2001 11:50:22




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Hello again,

Here is what I have found so far. Behind the breather canister towards the front left side of engine (from sitting on tractor position) there was a metal plate, all of the graphics were worn off but there is a number stamped into the plate. The number is 412371, if I am reading the serial numbers section in this forum correctly I would have to assume that this corresponds to being a late 1949 Standard Model 60 tractor???

I also found the following numbers/letters in the order they appear from top to bottom on the left side of the engine block just behind the plate (a few inches further towards the back of the engine)

160120E
ALLOY-211
CWC
C308 (this number was in this location but on a small plate)
ENG S

Any assistance in deciphering these would be greatly appreciated.

Best regards and thanks to those that helped.
Hans Garry

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Hans Garry

08-20-2001 12:01:31




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 Re: More numbers on my Oliver, need more help. in reply to Hans Garry, 08-20-2001 11:50:22  
Oops,

I meant to say late 1948 model instead of 1949 model.

Regards,
Hans Garry



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Larry Wolfe

08-20-2001 17:03:46




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 Re: Re: More numbers on my Oliver, need more help. in reply to Hans Garry, 08-20-2001 12:01:31  
CWC is the letters used on the old waukeshaw motors before the fleetline series. So this elimenates any model 70 tractor which had other make engines.



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Hans Garry

08-21-2001 10:44:27




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 Re: Re: Re: More numbers on my Oliver, need more help. in reply to Larry Wolfe, 08-20-2001 17:03:46  
Larry,

Thank you for your response. Every little bit of information helps. I know that this tractor is a 1948 60 Standard now, but I figured before I start my search for the starter for this beast I better confirm the engine ID.

Best regards,
Hans Garry



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