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Eric

05-14-2003 09:18:42




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Anyone have any experience with the reproduction Oliver guages out there? I know you can get them from Korves Oliver for $150 a set, but have also seen them on Ricks Ag Part for a lot less. Does anyone know if there is a difference between the quality or why there is such a difference in the first place?




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Chris

05-14-2003 09:45:54




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 Re: Guages- Comparing in reply to Eric, 05-14-2003 09:18:42  
I ordered a set from Rick's Agri parts the other day. I received them yesterday, I do not like the looks of them. First of all the bezils do not even match from gauge to gauge. Second the color of yellow is not right, the needles are not even close, the gauges have lights in them which I hate even more. The worst part is that the amp meter connections are so close to the bracket that I think it will short out! I called Mark at Korves Oliver this morning, He agreed with me on the looks. He said that he is not selling them because of the items that I do not like and a few more. The price is different due to this fact and that they are made over seas. I ordered a set of the $150.00 gauges from Mark this morning. I am up for money saving a buck but not on this matter. Just my opinion.

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Clint

05-14-2003 21:18:01




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 Re: Re: Guages- Comparing in reply to Chris, 05-14-2003 09:45:54  
Eric is right on the money. Korves sells the same Oliver reproduction gauges as the Oliver Gang site has for sale. Same price and same gauges. You can compare the differences and the Korves / Oliver gang gauges look identical to the original Oliver gauges. Worth every penny and made in the USA!

http://olivergang.org/



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Clint

05-15-2003 08:59:42




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 Re: Re: Re: Guages- Comparing in reply to Clint, 05-14-2003 21:18:01  
I mean Chris is right on the money. Got the names mixed up.



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