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Oliver 70 dual exaust

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Wayne Atkinson

06-07-2005 01:21:15

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I am new to tractors and recently purchased a 1946 Oliver 70. I had a couple of people mention that they thought some 70's came with some type of dual exaust setup. I have not heard of this or seen it in any pictures. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks, Wayne

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josh u

06-13-2005 18:31:00

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Re: Oliver 70 dual exaust in reply to Wayne Atkinson, 06-07-2005 01:21:15

dual exhaust was never an option to my knowledge. There is supposed to be special elbows on the front and rear of the manifold that mount a muffler horizontally under the hood. many 70's were converted to dual exhaust when the muffler rotted off because it is easy to do and people think it looks cool.

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I WRENCH

06-08-2005 08:04:45

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Re: Oliver 70 dual exaust in reply to Wayne Atkinson, 06-07-2005 01:21:15

THEO OLE TIMERS SAY THE DUAL EXHAUST PIPES WERE TO LET THE EXHAUST GAS OUT FASTER TO KEEP THE VALVES COOL,AS THE HAD PROBLEMS BURNING VALVES
HAVE FUN WITH YOUR NEW TOY

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havvey

06-08-2005 05:05:46

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Re: Oliver 70 dual exaust in reply to Wayne Atkinson, 06-07-2005 01:21:15

wayne couls have also been an aftermarket or option it is not rare as 1/2 the 70 i see had it.

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Ks-farmer

06-07-2005 20:45:02

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Re: Oliver 70 dual exaust in reply to Wayne Atkinson, 06-07-2005 01:21:15

There was one on ebay not too long ago that had a dual exhaust set up. I have two Oliver 33 combines with a Continental 6 and it's exhaust manifold has an extra plate at the rear for an pipe.

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RWT

06-08-2005 20:09:55

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Re: Oliver 70 dual exaust in reply to Ks-farmer, 06-07-2005 20:45:02

You said you have a 33 Oliver combine.

Any chance you could post a few pictures. My dad had a 1952 that he sold in 1963 when he got the 25. I was 5 and have wanted to see a 33 again. I know were a 40 is but there were some differences.

Just thought I would ask.

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havvey

06-07-2005 12:34:56

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Re: Oliver 70 dual exaust in reply to Wayne Atkinson, 06-07-2005 01:21:15

they did 2 holes up threw hood but i dont remember the years it was mostly a manifold and hood (holes).

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06-07-2005 17:10:18

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Re: Oliver 70 dual exaust in reply to havvey, 06-07-2005 12:34:56

I have a parts book from '62 and it doesn't show such an option.

My '42 was crudely converted to dual exhaust by my grandfather in an attempt to stop the common problem of burning the rear Exhaust valve.

Mike

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