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Oliver plow bolts

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Jared Chaddock

09-05-2007 05:44:51




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Does anyone know a source to get the old style key head plow bolts used on 1940s 1950s vintage Oliver plow bottoms? I am working on restoring an A100 and lack some hardware to put it back together. Also, another roadblock I hit was looking for a 12" share and shin...I think I can cut and grind some 16" parts I have to fit, but does anyone know a source for these parts, either new or new old stock? Thanks in advance

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svehll

09-05-2007 16:36:20




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 Re: Oliver plow bolts in reply to Jared Chaddock, 09-05-2007 05:44:51  
I sure have NEW shims and shares and the bolts for your plow. Give me at call at 512-633-5014



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rrlund

09-05-2007 16:23:45




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 Re: Oliver plow bolts in reply to Jared Chaddock, 09-05-2007 05:44:51  
I get the bolts at the local farm supply store. They carry the points,so naturally they have the bolts. As for the shins,somebody correct me if I'm wrong,aren't they all the same on an Oliver. I have 18" bottoms and don't have to buy anything special,just Oliver shins.



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Jared Chaddock

09-05-2007 18:40:39




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 Re: Oliver plow bolts in reply to rrlund, 09-05-2007 16:23:45  
I had thought that all Oliver shins were the same too and the bottoms were either 12, 14, 16, etc...until I read through an original copy of the Oliver radex parts book...a whole parts book devoted to just the bottoms! There are dozens of combinations of parts for soil, conditions, size, etc. Anyhow, Im not real up on the models and styles (my dad is) but I figured out today that I have an NC234 style bottom, and the shin I need is p/n EP7538. All the ones carried at our local farm supplys are p/n EP7490, I believe for the 436(?) style bottom (newer). The bolts to hold they used years ago are different also, being a "key head" (round flat head, tapered down to the threads, with a single square tab sticking out from the taper and no square like a carriage bolt), instead of the "clip head" or the "flat headed" plow bolts available today. Anyhow thanks for the response!

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