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Oliver 60 Gear Pattern

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RCP

06-21-2006 18:25:15




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We are working on an Oliver 60, there is no nameplate so we are unsure of the year. But the shifting pattern is top range is reverse, first and second, the bottom range is third and fourth. Does this suggest it is an early model tractor?
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Rich




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Brian Decatur co. Ia

07-05-2007 15:16:03




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 Re: Oliver 60 Gear Pattern in reply to RCP, 06-21-2006 18:25:15  
There is a brass plate riveted to the block on the carburetor side. Found mine when I cleaned it with the pressure washer.



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J Schwiebert

06-22-2006 03:51:49




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 Re: Oliver 60 Gear Pattern in reply to RCP, 06-21-2006 18:25:15  
I forgot to ask you, but look on the left side of the block upper front if I remember correctly. Waukesha will have stamped a number there for the engine. See once what it is. Thanks. J.



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J Schwiebert

06-22-2006 03:49:52




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 Re: Oliver 60 Gear Pattern in reply to RCP, 06-21-2006 18:25:15  
Four speed models came first.



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Ron Grother

06-22-2006 02:01:38




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 Re: Oliver 60 Gear Pattern in reply to RCP, 06-21-2006 18:25:15  
if the shift lever is strate its 4 speed if bent its a 5 speed



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RCP

06-22-2006 03:17:00




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 Re: Oliver 60 Gear Pattern in reply to Ron Grother, 06-22-2006 02:01:38  
The lever is straight, is this an early 60?



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