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Tearing down an old style 88

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tractorcedric

12-07-2005 20:33:39




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I am wondering what I need to look for as I tear it down. I heard they had to replace a lot of the original blocks. This one has 4 freeze plugs on the right side.Any info would be great!




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J. Schwiebert

12-08-2005 03:38:47




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 Re: Tearing down an old style 88 in reply to tractorcedric, 12-07-2005 20:33:39  
If that was true why do you see so many of the old style 88 tractors with the original style blocks. There is also more than one version of them. What is your block casting number (behind the starter) and the tractor serial number?



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Tractorcedric

12-08-2005 20:26:57




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 Re: Tearing down an old style 88 in reply to J. Schwiebert, 12-08-2005 03:38:47  
I checked the casting number and I think it is 190120A. The serial number is 721530. Would that make it an original? And hey I am glad to hear that they did not have any problems with them. So far the crank and cam look very good as far as wear. One rod bearing has a scratch but it does not show on the crank. Thanks for your help!



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J. Schwiebert

12-09-2005 13:35:31




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 Re: Tearing down an old style 88 in reply to Tractorcedric, 12-08-2005 20:26:57  
The first Oliver I ever seen the insides to was one of those 88's like that 45 years ago. Where you found that 190 number there should also be a K100 and then a sufix letter. I would like to know that also and the serial number of the tractor. Also is the serial number you gave stamped on the right rear block flange. Send me a phone number or an e-mail and I will talk to you



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Tractorcedric

12-13-2005 19:40:58




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 Re: Tearing down an old style 88 in reply to J. Schwiebert, 12-09-2005 13:35:31  
It is a K100A and the serial number 721530 was on the right rear side of block.Tractor serial number is 120891. It had a ware loader on it its whole life. 801-486-9990 Dennis. I have all the sleeves out and all the plugs, plan to steam it out tomorrow!



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