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Questions about Oliver 70 RC

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Island A

07-15-2007 05:20:21

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I am a John Deere guy usually but this weekend I brought home a 1939 Oliver 70 RC. I have a few questions if I may... the books will be ordered as I do for all of my putt-putts... I mean tractors... but I would sure like to get going now... so

1. 6 volt?

2. The fan is siezed up, does the whole assembly come off from the front or is this going to be a pain in the butt...

3. The front hubs have bolts that go all the way through with nuts on them. Is this correct? My other tractors just have bolts into the hubs, no nuts on the back

4. Gear pattern??

I will post up later with an update, a photo, and prolly more questions...

Dave

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Ken L.

07-15-2007 06:22:43

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Re: Questions about Oliver 70 RC in reply to Island A, 07-15-2007 05:20:21

6volt, yes it is. Water pump unbolts from the engine, very easy to remove. Yes the front wheels are mounted with nuts & bolts not a tapered bolt that threads into the hub. Shifting pattern don't know off hand. Welcome to the Oliver group

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Island A

07-15-2007 07:21:10

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Re: Questions about Oliver 70 RC in reply to Ken L., 07-15-2007 06:22:43

Thanks! This is my first non-JD tractor, should be fun!

Can anybody tell me when the canvas seat was replaced with the pan seat (mine is canvas) and the throttle moved... also it has red pressed steel wheels, I have read that the '39 models had green wheels? Is there a place that can do a serial number research for my 70 and perhaps tell me build date and/or original equipment?

Thanks again.
Dave

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