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Serial#disc brakes answer

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rrlund

01-15-2007 07:13:41




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OK I've gone through 3 books,so if this isn't right,argue with the source not me. Acording to the Hot Line Eq.guide,the serial tag is on what they call the rear hood support below the instrument panel on the 53 and 54s. I can't find anything about the cast front wheels. So on to the disc brakes,according to the I&T manual,the 88 row crop came out with disc brakes in 51 begining with serial# 136899. 51 88s started with 132863 ended with 138183 so I'm guessing about Oct.51 which is what I think I read somewhere else one time. 77s were easy,disc brakes start at serial #347904 and that is the begining number in 52. 66s are back to a mid year,begining in 52 with #430673. Begining number in 52 was 429771 to 431472. I&T says "Disc type brakes are also available in kit form for instalation on models not so equiped.

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J Schwiebert

01-15-2007 15:09:58




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 Re: Serial#disc brakes answer in reply to rrlund, 01-15-2007 07:13:41  
I got alll my information from an Oliver service bulletin. I have not used an Oliver I & T manual in 35 years. There is more information on the bulletin. Does anyone want to know (and I don't know if I have it) on the different changes in the band brakeson the 77 & 88. Also FYI, on those early Charles City disk brake conversions the brake disks themselves have a different spline than the conventional disk brakes we know and will not interchange. J.

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AB

01-15-2007 14:02:53




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 Re: Serial#disc brakes answer in reply to rrlund, 01-15-2007 07:13:41  
I dug through some old books too. I found an article by J. Schwiebert in the summer edition HPOCA 1995. Here"s what it says, " Disc brakes for 66 after #430673, 77 row crop #347904, 88 row crop #136899.

I have a 1951 Row crop 77 and 88 with the tags on the dash. They both have band brakes.



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rrlund

01-16-2007 07:15:26




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 Re: Serial#disc brakes answer in reply to AB, 01-15-2007 14:02:53  
That whole tag on the dash thing is the one I'm still not sure about. I got the info from an old pocket sized guide that I carry in my pickup. My big newer desktop edition seems to have grown legs and walked off. If somebody has the more complete edition,go ahead and post what it says. As for my 50 and 51s they are on the right side of the trans housing. I think somebody posted before that they had a 66 with the conversion and the splines were different. That must have been a complete casting that bolted to the side of the tractor for the inner disc to activate against then wasn't it? You must have had to have taken the drum off and the discs went on in place of it.

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