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Oliver 60 engine question

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old

09-30-2005 12:56:05




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Does the 60 engine have a freeze plug that sits behind the carb?? From what I can see theres a circle that looks like it could be a freeze plug and on the engine I have the center of the circle leaks a little. Thanks




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Tx Oliver Dude

09-30-2005 18:10:03




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 Re: Oliver 60 engine question in reply to old, 09-30-2005 12:56:05  
You betcha, there's a total of 5 plugs on the engine. Two large ones front and rear on the right side, two small ones middle on the right, and one small one dead center on the left. ,Dude



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09-30-2005 18:19:58




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 Re: Oliver 60 engine question in reply to Tx Oliver Dude, 09-30-2005 18:10:03  
Thanks, would you happen to know what size it is??



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Tx Oliver Dude

09-30-2005 18:52:52




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 Re: Oliver 60 engine question in reply to old, 09-30-2005 18:19:58  
I replaced them all in the engine I rebuilt, give me a day to see if I can find one of the old ones. ,Dude



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09-30-2005 20:19:47




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 Re: Oliver 60 engine question in reply to Tx Oliver Dude, 09-30-2005 18:52:52  
Ok, thanks again. I plan to replace it with a soft plug if I can since this is going in to a machine that isn't being restored but needs a new/better engine. My plan is to put this engine in a HG cletrac and maybe get some power, right now it has a continetal engine in it which isn't the right engine and I figure the 60 engine will be better then what is has now, I hope. Thanks again



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Tx Oliver Dude

10-01-2005 16:52:30




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 Re: Oliver 60 engine question in reply to old, 09-30-2005 20:19:47  
1-3/4" by my measure. I used the concave disc type plugs on mine. Use a screwdriver to make sure the shoulder in the block is good and clean. I applied a small amount of red silicone in the seat area just for good measure, then put the plug in dome up, tap in around the edges with a small screwdriver or punch, then when fully seated, give it a good lick in the middle with a ballpene hammer to spread and seal it. Presto, no more leaky. ,Dude

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10-01-2005 19:00:26




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 Re: Oliver 60 engine question in reply to Tx Oliver Dude, 10-01-2005 16:52:30  
Thanks again. Now my real fun begains, makeing a drive shaft to go between the HGs tranny and the Oliver 60 engine. Not sure yet how I'm going to do that but I'm looking a couple ways to do it just not sure which way I'll go yet.



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