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Oliver 80 eng rebuild kit

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William Schuda

12-19-2006 15:02:56




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I have a gas 1942 Oliver 80 std. The engine is stuck and I am looking for a rebuild kit. Any parts leads would be great.
William




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El Toro

12-20-2006 04:29:42




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 Re: Oliver 80 eng rebuild kit in reply to William Schuda, 12-19-2006 15:02:56  
Pour ATF into those cylinders and let it soak. I would pulled the head and pan. Loosen all the bearing caps too. You need to be patient and I would use a piece of 2X2 oak and a big hammer and tap on one of the connecting rod's and see if the piston will move. Don't too aggresive with the hammer. Take pictures too as you're doing the teardown. They may come in handy later.
You can try this place for a sleeve kit at 1-800-808-9934. Its called Maibach. Hal

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Ken L.

12-19-2006 17:12:31




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 Re: Oliver 80 eng rebuild kit in reply to William Schuda, 12-19-2006 15:02:56  
How stuck is it? Do you have the head and pan off yet? If so, does it look like it's beyond saving the pistons and sleeves or don't they look too bad. Is it an HC or KD? HC will have 4.250" holes and the KD will have 4.5" holes. Get it all apart and see if the cyls. can be reused. Then, let us know.



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J Schwiebertj

12-19-2006 16:25:10




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 Re: Oliver 80 eng rebuild kit in reply to William Schuda, 12-19-2006 15:02:56  
Take it apart first and see where you are at. Is the engine the 4.250 bore or have larger sleeves and pistons been installed? J.



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