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Oliver 1600 utility tractor

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Tractorcedric

11-07-2005 18:32:34




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How common was the 1600 utility? If it has an A stamped by the engine casting number does that make it an A series? Does it have less cubic inches than the B series? What is the 5/8 bolt hole for that is right below the generator? Are there any after market battery boxes out there? Thanks




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J. Schwiebert

11-08-2005 01:43:02




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 Re: Oliver 1600 utility tractor in reply to Tractorcedric, 11-07-2005 18:32:34  
The hole you are refering to is in all the blocks, rowcrop utility or industrial. When the block is cast, machined and assembled it does not know which tractor it is for. It is for some front mounted implements. The A on the casting number if you are refering to the Oliver casting number indicates it was cast and the"property" of the Charles City plant. The original 62 & 63 models were 231 cubic inch. As Don mentioned the later ones were 248, but from the factory there were many other changes made at this time. What is the serial number of the one you are refering too?

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Don-Wi

11-07-2005 19:53:10




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 Re: Oliver 1600 utility tractor in reply to Tractorcedric, 11-07-2005 18:32:34  
The utility models weren't the most common, but they aren't the rarest either. There is a SN break I think it was in late 63 or early 64 where they updated a little bit, making the gas engine a little bigger from 3 1/2" to 3 5/8". My grandpa bought his 63 1600 in 64, and it came with the larger 3 5/8 bore although it's an early model.(SN 128807-607) The break was near 134.... if I remember right. I installed a 3 3/4 overbore kit in mine, although I could have gone to 3 7/8 if I wanted. Not really sure if that hole is for anything special.
Donovan from Wisconsin

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