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shawn

08-20-1999 20:56:31




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I am in the process of attempting to order a pto shaft for my tractor. It is a 1961 880. What I Need to determine is what model it is. From the front axle I have determined that it is a Idustrial, Orchard or a Wheatland. Can anyone tell me how to find out which one of the three it is. I have a manual that states the that the tranmission layout top: 6 over 3 on left R2 over 4 on right

bottom: 5 over 1 on left r1 over 2 on right

makes it an "Agriculture" model not an "Industrial" model , yet none of the part books I have looked at even mention a " Agriculture" Model ".

Any assistance would be appreciated.
Ps. Not sure if it makes any difference but I live in British Columbia (western Canada).

Thanks Shawn

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mwn

08-24-1999 22:23:20




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 Re: Model Help! in reply to shawn, 08-20-1999 20:56:31  
I am only aware of a few different models of the 880. The row crop was supplied as a narrow front and as a row crop standard, which has a solid front axle. I think the riceland had more of an arch to the front axle, but I am not too familiar with it or the difference of the wheatland which I believe also had a different style front axle. There is an adjustable wide front end also. I would imagine the industrial would usually be painted a utility yellow and would not have a 2 or 3 point hitch. They also usually had a lower profile tire for the rear. Do you have the capability to email a photo? This would help. I'll be out of town for a few days, so please be patient.

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Don

08-25-1999 11:07:00




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 Re: Re: Model Help! in reply to mwn, 08-24-1999 22:23:20  
I believe the row crop would have either the narrow front or the adjustable front axle. The industrial would have a solid front axle, and I think the wheatland would also have a solid non-adjustable front axle, although it may not be the same as the industrial front axle.



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matt

08-21-1999 07:21:12




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 Re: Model Help! in reply to shawn, 08-20-1999 20:56:31  
If it is an orchard it should have a bunch of sheet metal sheilds. 1 in front of the clutch and on the other side.

being that you are from british columbia i would say you have a wheatland. because most olivers I have ever seen for sale in any part of canada were wheatlands.
hope this helps matt



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Shawn to matt

08-21-1999 20:23:15




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 Re: Re: Model Help! in reply to matt, 08-21-1999 07:21:12  
could you better describe what this bunch of sheet metal looks like. Have you ever heard of a "agriculture" Model. My service manual mentions this but I have never seen it mentioned in a part book



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matt

08-22-1999 12:10:26




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 Re: Re: Re: Model Help! in reply to Shawn to matt, 08-21-1999 20:23:15  
an agriculture model would probrably also be considered a row crop.
does your tractor have a wide front end or a narrow front end?
matt



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shawn

08-27-1999 12:41:04




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Model Help! in reply to matt, 08-22-1999 12:10:26  
Wide front end. The books that I have looked at state the inustrial and wheatland,and the Orchard models have the same front axle. Correct?
sb



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