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70 engine swap

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sdrewes72

08-05-2007 17:10:32




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i have a old oliver 70 with a cracked block and have a perfectly good chevy 350 out of my truck i was woundering what if would take to rig it up or if at all possible and if not its just getting scraped out




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e

08-06-2007 20:36:30




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 Re: 70 engine swap in reply to sdrewes72, 08-05-2007 17:10:32  
I have a 70 block for you if you want. I'm in Southern Wisconsin.



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sdrewes72

08-06-2007 18:27:03




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 Re: 70 engine swap in reply to sdrewes72, 08-05-2007 17:10:32  
anyone have any pictures by chance also what would be the difference with a 60 or a 70



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Doug N

08-07-2007 01:34:06




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 Re: 70 engine swap in reply to sdrewes72, 08-06-2007 18:27:03  
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The 60 is a smaller tractor. Width and length. Someone said about clearence for the starter on a 70. Well forget about the 60. Doug N



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rrlund

08-06-2007 09:41:27




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 Re: 70 engine swap in reply to sdrewes72, 08-05-2007 17:10:32  
I don't think the frame is wide enough for the starter unless you use a bell housing with a reverse starter that comes in from the rear like some of the race cars use. The trick is to rig a stub drive shaft in to the clutch to run to the drive shaft on the tractor. You need a carrier bearing at the rear of the bell housing to hold the stub shaft steady. I have one here that was on a Chevy 6 that was in one that I bought.

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Jersey Farm boy

08-06-2007 05:30:27




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 Re: 70 engine swap in reply to sdrewes72, 08-05-2007 17:10:32  
I have seen oliver 60's with V8 engines but never any 70's



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