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Early models of the 70 had what is called a 5 gear engine, the mag was mounted on the left hand side,later ones were 3 gear and distributor was on right side. : : : : : I have heard that early Oliver 70's used Continental engines. Does anyone have a breakdown by serial number which tractors had the Continental in them. My serial number on the engine block is #210110 on a brass Oliver tag which makes it a 1937 model but compared to descriptions in a reprinted manual I have my distributor is on the opposite side (was changed over to distributor from magneto when electric start was added) : : : Anybody have any ideas ? : : : Thanks to all who respond ! : : I have a 1939 Oliver 70 Tractor, as far as I know Oliver didn't use Continentals in there tractors, but the Canadian Olivers, named Cockshutt, used Continentals, and Wauchesha's. My tractor was converted to a Distributor also. and mine is on the side with the manifold and carburetor. Any diagrams or pictures you want, let me know and I will scann them from my manuals, and Email them to you : : Not only did the Cockshutts used the Waukeshau motor, the wheatland model Olivers, 28-44,90 and 99 used them also.
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