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Ed Burns

07-15-2004 00:09:55




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What makes a super 77 or 88 or just a 77 or 88 they look the same to me. I am new to tractors. Thanks Ed




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oliver is it

07-15-2004 15:30:23




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 Re: Olvier in reply to Ed Burns, 07-15-2004 00:09:55  
hi ed how are you if you are interested in olivers you should go to ( oliverinformation.com) and subscribe to oliver herritage magizine . lot of good information and storys in there. check it out will be worth your while. fred



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Stu

07-15-2004 03:46:16




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 Re: Olvier in reply to Ed Burns, 07-15-2004 00:09:55  
The supers were the new replacments. The horsepower was incrased on the supers. There were also modifications to the frame to allow vesatility in mounting implements. There were two flat mounting pads on each side and one in the front. The full side curtains were eliminated on the supers. The muffler was installed above the hood with the hole directly in line with the manifold. This was one of the best this for the people that restore tractors because the original owners did not have to "hack-up" the hood to install an automotive style muffler. Hope this helps, Stu.

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DaveS

07-15-2004 08:09:44




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 Re: Re: Olvier in reply to Stu, 07-15-2004 03:46:16  
Also didn't the supers change to a two disc type brakes as opposed to the old band brakes?



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Stu

07-15-2004 08:44:35




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 Re: Re: Re: Olvier in reply to DaveS, 07-15-2004 08:09:44  
I forgot to mention that the supers had disc brakes, however I prettysure that the latest non-supers also had discs instead of bands.



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J. Schwiebert

07-15-2004 16:16:59




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Olvier in reply to Stu, 07-15-2004 08:44:35  
Disk brakes came in the late summer of 1952. Another big external difference in the Supers is this is when the group 3 hydraulics were introduced.



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