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New Oliver owner, first one 66

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G. L. Perry

09-15-2002 20:33:23




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Hi, mostly into MM's. Have found this 66 cheap, always wanted to try an Oliver and so here it is. I think it's a 49 serial # 421151. Engine is 4cyl. Did Oliver make all there own or is it someone elses engine? Casting #'s I found on it are 180220C or maybe a G. And below that IL 100A or maybe that's a 1 at start of it? It has what I think is a mechanical lift, with small pedal on it. Has a PTO and belt pulley drive on right side. Any of this stuff special for the years? It was stuck engine, I removed head, found water and rust, cleaned up, got loose, and now gonna reassemble the head to try to run it. It cranked on it's own battery still in tractor. It had no muffler, think it got rain in cylinders is all, I hope! There was plenty of water in oil pan when drained. I'm hoping not a cracked block inside, don't see anything outside. Doesn't make any bad noises when cranked over. Can I get gaskets at NAPA or do you have reccommendations for parts? What service manuals do they have out there? Do I just get an ITT for most of what I need? MM manuals don't show much on repairs, mostly for parts diagrams and operator's is all. How is Oliver on thiers? Is mine a "Super" and how do I know? Where can I get wiring diagram? Most wiring and gauges have all been removed. It appears to be positive ground? There is a resistor on main line to coil, do I need that with 6-volt? Thanks, Hope I can get this running easily, have too many projects now that don't!

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Gary

09-18-2002 15:19:50




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 Re: New Oliver owner, first one 66 in reply to G. L. Perry , 09-15-2002 20:33:23  
If you are going to overhaul the engine you are better off to get a complete overhaul set from AGCO as it has front and rear seals in it which after market does not and is cheaper than buying aftermarket then having to buy the seals which will blow $100. I think Korves bros have these also



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