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Oliver 66 vs Super 66

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Rustin

07-08-2005 18:04:56




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I have an oliver here and we're confused if its a 66 or super 66. How can i tell the difference?




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Texas Denny

07-09-2005 08:30:03




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 Re: Oliver 66 vs Super 66 in reply to Rustin, 07-08-2005 18:04:56  
You could check in the Galaries section under Tractor Photos. Search first for Oliver 66 and then for Oliver Super 66. They look a bit different as well.



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J. Schwiebert

07-08-2005 18:42:01




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 Re: Oliver 66 vs Super 66 in reply to Rustin, 07-08-2005 18:04:56  
There are many ways to tell. And I might add if things are original. Do you have a serial number? Do you have an engine casting number? There will be three numbers roughly behind the starter . One is the waukesha number. The first 3 numbers will be 180. The Oliver casting number will start 1L100#. Get that sufix letter. Then there is another number which is the casting date.Super models had mounting pads on the front frame Fleetline 66 model did not. Rear axle diameters are different, Charging systems are different. Air cleaners, carburetors, etc are different. That should be enough things to start with. Tell us what you find and get back with us. Questions?

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