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Serial Question

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Phil (upsny)

08-13-2006 18:55:46




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My 1950 77rc has a Super 88 engine. is there any serial number on the engine that would identify the year the engine was made? there are multiple numbers cast into the block and head. is there anyone who knows the key to those numbers? And were the original 66,77,88,(non super) tractors equipped with flathead engines?

would greatly appreciate any help.
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Phil




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rp1555

08-14-2006 13:20:17




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 Re: Serial Question in reply to Phil (upsny), 08-13-2006 18:55:46  
engine serial #'s are located under the generator or alternator vertically on the timing cover flange they are stamped, so,maybe you will have to wire brush it to read.



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rp1555

08-14-2006 18:08:49




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 Re: Serial Question in reply to rp1555, 08-14-2006 13:20:17  
The newer engine serial #'s are on the front right,under the gen. The older as in 88's is on the right rear under the steering shaft bushing ,sorry I was thinking of newer tractors



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J Schwiebert

08-14-2006 04:29:50




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 Re: Serial Question in reply to Phil (upsny), 08-13-2006 18:55:46  
The numbers Mr Star gave you are the casting numbers as was mentioned. The engine serial number is stamped in the rear flange on the otherside of the engine. It is a long number.



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B A Star

08-13-2006 21:23:36




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 Re: Serial Question in reply to Phil (upsny), 08-13-2006 18:55:46  
There are three rows of digits on the LH side of the engine crankcase, behind and ahead of the starter. The top row is the Waukesha part number, second is the Oliver part number for the casting and the third row is the date the casting was poured at the factory. If you indeed have a 88 engine in your 77 the first digit in the second row will be a "K". If the letter is "M" the engine is a 77. If your tractor has a 88 engine, it was not a bolt in as the 88 engine is longer then the 77.

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old

08-13-2006 19:57:04




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 Re: Serial Question in reply to Phil (upsny), 08-13-2006 18:55:46  
If I remember right theres a serial number on the engine behind the starter. All Oliver engines where valve in head engines, that is like on the 60, 66, 77, 88, etc. Can't say about them before the 60 tractor. Also the 70, 77, and 88s where 6 cylinder engines and the 60 was a 4 cylinder but can't say as far as the 66 because I haven't seen one of them

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