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Serial number on a Oliver 77, more than one place?

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FmrBoy

02-19-2005 13:40:03




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Hey Guys I looked at an Oliver 77 today for a restoration project and couldn"t find the darn serial number. Were these always on the bottome of the dash on a plate? There isn"t even any rivet holes in the tin. The old girl has no regular hyd, has power lift and cast housings on brakes. No side tins either, also missing belt pully housing. Is there any where else these numbers might be? Or can you give me kinda a range of years that had the power lift with the castings? Thanks

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dan m

02-19-2005 16:32:38




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 Re: Serial number on a Oliver 77, more than one pl in reply to FmrBoy, 02-19-2005 13:40:03  
with cast brake housings it should be on the dash. should also be a super.



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J. Schwiebert

02-19-2005 17:37:55




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 Re: Serial number on a Oliver 77, more than one pl in reply to dan m, 02-19-2005 16:32:38  
Now wait a minute here. The tag moved in the late summer of 1952. Now I do this stuff all by memory but you can have a tractor with the tag on the transmission and the Charles City First style of disk brakes. If you take that brake cover off and see a nut in the center of the bull pinon you have the first type disk brake. Those tractor will also have the original "method of serial numbers' Questions?

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Tramway Guy

02-20-2005 10:59:27




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 Re: Serial number on a Oliver 77, more than one pl in reply to J. Schwiebert, 02-19-2005 17:37:55  
Mr. Schwiebert is absolutely accurate -- that is the arrangement on my 1952 88 Diesel.



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Geoffrey in KS

02-19-2005 13:46:35




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 Re: Serial number on a Oliver 77, more than one pl in reply to FmrBoy, 02-19-2005 13:40:03  
Try the right hand side of the transmission, just below the floor panel.



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