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Oliver Wagons a,b,c,d

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Shaun Murray

11-24-2007 19:29:37

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What is the difference between the A, B, C, D series on the Oliver Wagons. I have three different 5026 wagons and all have different letters following them. I also have two 5010 running gears that have different letters. However, they all seem to be the same. Is it age or is it something very minor that I may not be noticing Just curious and anyones help is appreciated.

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oliver fan

11-25-2007 05:28:36

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Re: Oliver Wagons a,b,c,d in reply to Shaun Murray, 11-24-2007 19:29:37

Look at the hubs, spindles and wheels. If I remember right they moved/changed the mounting of the spindles so they could use wider rims and tires. That also applies to the heavy duty model 5010.

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11-28-2007 17:58:59

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Re: Oliver Wagons a,b,c,d in reply to oliver fan, 11-25-2007 05:28:36

I dont know if this is the same or not but we have grandpas Wards wagon and I got anothere Electric wagon 760A and I did not ever see that the Wards is a low rider untill I had them side by side the Wards the spindals stick out strate about half way threw the front end and the 706A they are just bar stock that goes threw the front end and bends 90 at the botom asuming they droped the rear end so things set level they are the same

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