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Oliver 88 shifter question

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ChadS

01-15-2004 19:08:57




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The 88 will not shift in to high range with out tapping on the gear shift with a hammer,, What can be done to make it shift easier between sectors? Thanks!! Chad




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Jeff

01-16-2004 15:07:45




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 Re: Oliver 88 shifter question in reply to ChadS, 01-15-2004 19:08:57  
I agree with brad. I got one a few months ago that was a pain to shift from high to low, just kept driving it around and does pretty good now. I justhave to say this though. Chad, you realise tht now that you have a real tractor you will be ableto save alot of money on red paint as you only need it for the wheels :) How is the H coming along?



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ChadS

01-16-2004 17:07:06




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 Re: Re: Oliver 88 shifter question in reply to Jeff, 01-16-2004 15:07:45  
I just might be hooked on these olivers!! The H is all done and pulling fine!! I have a H with a IH 6 cyl in it and 460 sheet metal now,, Just finished rebuilding the rear end. Thanks for the info,, I will give it a try when I get the engine running!! Thanks to all!! Chad



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Jeff

01-16-2004 19:13:02




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 Re: Re: Re: Oliver 88 shifter question in reply to ChadS, 01-16-2004 17:07:06  
thats the one i was asking about. I had forgotten what shetmetal you had but I knew it was partially an H :) glad to hear it is coming along good.



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Brad

01-15-2004 22:01:10




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 Re: Oliver 88 shifter question in reply to ChadS, 01-15-2004 19:08:57  
When they set for several years, the shift rails tend to dry out and develop the problem you described. either tahe it apart and oil it, or get it running, drive it around and oil will get up on it.



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