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Oliver 60 shifter top w/o lift arms

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Gary

11-05-2002 21:17:48




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Do any of you know if Oliver made a tranny cover for the 60 without the mechanical lift arm?
I know they did for the Fleetline series tractors, or the ones from the 30 or 40 model combines would replace the 77 and 88. Also, did they make the collar that replaces the belt pulley, like they did for the Fleetlines?

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Gary




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Ross

11-07-2002 19:49:49




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 Re: Oliver 60 shifter top w/o lift arms in reply to Gary, 11-05-2002 21:17:48  
My 60 Has the 5 Speed, with the cover that doesnt have a powerlift, and 36" rear tires.



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Jeff

11-06-2002 01:55:45




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 Re: Oliver 60 shifter top w/o lift arms in reply to Gary, 11-05-2002 21:17:48  
Gary, yes Oliver did make tranny covers to go where the mechanical powerlift normally would go. These are hard to find however. There was a cover for the 5 speed 60's and a cover for the 4 speeds. Two different covers, one will not work on the other. I managed to get a cover for mine. I assume for the last question you mean how the fleetlines have a collar that bolts to the tranny for when they don't have a belt pulley drive on. The 60 does have a belt pulley cover which bolts where the belt pulley housing goes. The cover is then flush with the tranny platform. Are you pulling this tractor? Because if you're looking to lose weight, there also is a PTO blockoff cover which goes where your PTO housing is. Jeff.

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Gary

11-07-2002 20:53:46




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 Re: Re: Oliver 60 shifter top w/o lift arms in reply to Jeff, 11-06-2002 01:55:45  
Thanks guys.



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