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Oliver 60 pistons

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Brian

02-11-2003 14:18:29




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where could I find a rebuild kit, pistons, sleeves, rings, for a 1948 oliver 60
thanks




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havvey

02-12-2003 05:08:52




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 Re: oliver 60 pistons in reply to Brian, 02-11-2003 14:18:29  
brian if you have problems contact me i have maore sorces than metgers did you try them?



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Gordon

02-11-2003 16:39:03




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 Re: oliver 60 pistons in reply to Brian, 02-11-2003 14:18:29  
Stop at a dealership or repair shop they can get you a engine kit.Herschel has them plus short blocks tisco also has overhaul kits. It can be any dealer JD IHC Case Ford.



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Olie piston

02-13-2003 15:30:08




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 Re: Re: oliver 60 pistons in reply to Gordon, 02-11-2003 16:39:03  
Herschel-Adams no longer offers overhaul kits for 60's. I'm not sure that Tisco ever did. You can get new rings from Hastings-www.hastingsmfg.com/.

I would like to know what dealer or repair shop you are stoping at.



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Phil

02-11-2003 14:58:32




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 Re: oliver 60 pistons in reply to Brian, 02-11-2003 14:18:29  
I would like to know if pistions and liners from a Oliver 66 - 129cid would fit in the 60 - 120cid. Bore diameter is the same 3.3125" (3 5/16").

This brings up another question; are the piston pins the same size? Are the piston pins in the same location?

If anyone has data concerning piston pin location on the 66 and 60 please post it.

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Phil



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Terry

02-11-2003 19:47:10




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 Re: Re: oliver 60 pistons in reply to Phil , 02-11-2003 14:58:32  
I don't have exact specs, but pistons, rings, etc, will not interchange between a 60 and a 66.
60 parts have become much harder to find in just the last year. They have become just old enough that many parts suppliers have discontinued them from their inventory.



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