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ENGINE SIZE? 1947 Oliver 70 rowcrop

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leo

04-16-2004 01:44:33




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hello-looking for correct engine type. this one is serial #261636, gas.i saw continental "201", & "209", and waukeshaw was also mentioned. i think i read somewhere " oliver's own" also. i received info of cont. model "d", 3 1/8" x 4 3/8". i'm not sure here, as this is the first ollie to the family. our napa store said that under oliver and continental, one showed "201" and the other showed both "201" & "209". do both of these engines exist? we need to change the head gasket. thankyou kindly for any help!! leo.

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leo

04-19-2004 20:32:47




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 Re: ENGINE SIZE? 1947 Oliver 70 rowcrop in reply to leo, 04-16-2004 01:44:33  
thanks jerry! now i can zero in on the gasket[s]. our napa store is pretty good. i'll see how they do with ollie parts here in erie, pa. thank you kindly! leo



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leo

04-18-2004 21:13:02




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 Re: ENGINE SIZE? 1947 Oliver 70 rowcrop in reply to leo, 04-16-2004 01:44:33  
thanks j.b.! is the 201 an oliver engine? is the 209 and/or waulkesha, or continentel bunk, or was it used on any of the 70's? any ideas on where to get a head gasket? thankyou kindly! leo



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Jerry B

04-19-2004 05:46:29




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 Re: Re: ENGINE SIZE? 1947 Oliver 70 rowcrop in reply to leo, 04-18-2004 21:13:02  
You probably won't be able to get just the head gasket. You will most likey have to buy the intire gasket set.

The 201 was a Continental engine. Never heard of a 209.



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Jerry B

04-16-2004 05:20:37




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 Re: ENGINE SIZE? 1947 Oliver 70 rowcrop in reply to leo, 04-16-2004 01:44:33  
The 201 is the correct engine for the Oliver 70 tractor.



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