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Wheelie bars and kill switches

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Shadow77

08-20-2004 08:35:22




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I have a 1955 Oliver Super 77 diesel that I would like to pull with in local meets. Some of these meets require wheelie bars and kill switches, which I do not have. Is there a web site on building wheelie bars and wiring kill switches or would someone have a diagram for this tractor? Any help would be appreciated! I don't know anything about the kill switches.

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gunslinger

08-21-2004 14:11:22




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 Re: Wheelie bars and kill switches in reply to Shadow77, 08-20-2004 08:35:22  
Your kill switch will have to be a spring loaded flap over your air intake pipe with a cable connected to it from the back of the tractor to a pin which holds the flap open.When this is pulled it will shut of the air to your engine,making it die.The wheelie bars are pretty simple.If you know any pullers in your area,ask them how they made theirs and make your own.I can build you a set and ship them to you.If you have any more questions,call me at my shop(419)946-6167.I will be gone monday the 23rd,but will be back on tuesday.Hope to here from you,Mark.

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