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Oliver 70 exhaust help... pictures?

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Ryan

06-02-2003 20:05:21




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I am looking for anyone that can offer exhaust help for my oliver 70. I just got a muffler that is supposed to lay above the manifold. I'm not sure how it is supposed to be attached to the manifold. The fittings that exit the manifold on both sides point straight up and it seems to me they are not "original equipment." If anyone has or can take a picture of your oliver 70 exhaust system, or can draw it out for me, I would really appriciate it. Also if anyone has any of the proper pieces that bolt onto the top of the manifold for sale, let me know. I would like to keep it as original as possible. All help would be greatly welcomed and appriciated. Thanks again.

Ryan Mitchell

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John Holcomb

06-03-2003 19:20:19




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 Re: Oliver 70 exhaust help... pictures? in reply to Ryan, 06-02-2003 20:05:21  
Rosewood machine 937-362-3871 has the elbows and the muffler. the muffler fits between the elbows. one elbow is blank to the manifold but open to the muffler and exaust pipe.The other is open to the manifold and muffler, kind of a goofy set up but thats the way it was. John



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Larry

06-03-2003 06:09:05




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 Re: Oliver 70 exhaust help... pictures? in reply to Ryan, 06-02-2003 20:05:21  
Ryan, You are missing 2 elbows that bolt to the exhaust manifold. The exhaust is routed thru the first 90 at the front of the tractor, then thru the muffeler to a 90 at the rear of the manifold. It was not uncommon for these to rot out, and many farmers simply put 2 straight pipes up thru the hood. If you look at some of the pictures of 70's at YT you will see what I mean. I don't know where or if you can get these. I built the front elbow for my 70. Larry

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