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RJH

12-20-2006 17:54:53




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My 1951 oliver 66 standard diesel has long lost it"s Ser# tag from the rear housing, is anyone reproducing blank tags for fleetline tractors??




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RJH

12-21-2006 09:31:50




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 Re: Ser# tags in reply to RJH, 12-20-2006 17:54:53  
I bought the oliver 66 std. diesel new in 1953 and have the original bill of sale with the ser.# on it, the dealer has all other info on the tractor, I would think they should be available with the proper documemtation,after all it is apart of the tra



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SherryS

12-21-2006 05:30:22




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 Re: Ser# tags in reply to RJH, 12-20-2006 17:54:53  
D&D Printing in Mason City, IA makes reproduction serial tags for almost everything. They have at least 6 different plate styles for the Olivers. Their phone number is 641-423-1363. They have a catlog available showing all their tags and if you call, they usually send you one upon request.



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John P.

12-21-2006 03:15:20




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 Re: Ser# tags in reply to RJH, 12-20-2006 17:54:53  
I have seen them out for the Farmalls, but not yet for Olivers. Sounds like a good product for Korves.



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Super 55

12-20-2006 19:30:34




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 Re: Ser# tags in reply to RJH, 12-20-2006 17:54:53  
Er.. just my opinion, but I don't know if that would be ethical or leagal if you think about it. Would make selling stolen tractors easier. I do wonder how they seem to go missig. Why do people rip them off the tractor?



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1755

12-26-2006 18:19:13




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 Re: Ser# tags in reply to Super 55, 12-20-2006 19:30:34  
its not that they get riped off all the time I know of some that got ruend by the sand blaster or took off to paint behind and not put back right and they disapear after a 55+ MPH trip a 15-20 MPH tractor could have all kinds of stuff blow off An AC A frend has will suck all the rear end grease out the fill hole if you put it on the trailer back wards



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edchainsaw

12-22-2006 21:09:35




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 Re: Ser# tags in reply to Korves Oliver, 12-21-2006 06:28:11  
this only happens IF you have a Dealer thats willing to help. Ours wouldn't and never heard of it before.

We have an A that we had the old tag in our hands ( painter got wild with the sand blaster) but you have to have the local dealers help.



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oliver fan

12-21-2006 07:20:48




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 Re: Ser# tags in reply to Korves Oliver, 12-21-2006 06:28:11  
Mark, I agree with what you say. I will give an example otherwise.

I have a Oliver tractor with no serial number plate, but the engine serial number was still there. I was able, after a lot of work, to find out what the correct serial number for my tractor was. I then had D&D print that number on a plate and I attached it where it belonged.

I still agree, to easy for someone to claim they have something that they don't.

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rightous7

12-27-2006 16:29:08




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 Re: Ser# tags in reply to oliver fan, 12-21-2006 07:20:48  
Hello Oliver fan , i am looking at a tractor that has the serial tag by the clutch pedal missing and was wondering if you could tell me or if i could contact you to find out how i might be able to figure out the serial number for this tractor . It should have a tag on the engine and a stamp on the 4wd axle according to the owners manual ,Thanks ,Rick .



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Korves Oliver

12-21-2006 07:57:34




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 Re: Ser# tags in reply to oliver fan, 12-21-2006 07:20:48  
I agree 100%. It is just something that we don't want to get into. Mark



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