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Oliver, Cletrac, Co-op & Cockshutt Tractors Discussion Forum
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OliverNate

12-31-2012 15:53:56
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did some work before the new year figured I'd show er off (since I can post pics now). How are the rest of you fellas coming along?




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OliverNate

01-03-2013 11:16:39
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 Re: Winter progress in reply to OliverNate, 12-31-2012 15:53:56  
thanks for comments fellas, yalls projects sound/look good as well. I'm lookin forward to gettin mine done but all that means is the next in line gets pulled in... Its never ending, but thats good.



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CumminsMan

01-01-2013 13:18:23
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 Re: Winter progress in reply to OliverNate, 12-31-2012 15:53:56  
Wow, want to paint my '38 model when you are done? What year is yours?



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OliverNate

01-03-2013 11:11:55
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 Re: Winter progress in reply to CumminsMan, 01-01-2013 13:18:23  
mine is a 1947, don't know nothing about wheel recovering but I haven't found much for any parts for these tractors, cause I'm in need of a water pump, and would like to get side panels and the parts to add a rear pto.



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CumminsMan

01-01-2013 14:52:03
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 Re: Winter progress in reply to CumminsMan, 01-01-2013 13:18:23  
Also wondering if you or anyone else knows of anyone making/recovering the unstyled 99 steering wheels. I checked last year and couldn't find anyone.



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Oliverlover982

01-01-2013 08:12:42
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 Re: Winter progress in reply to OliverNate, 12-31-2012 15:53:56  

Your 99 is looking beautiful. Here"s dad"s 88 that I"ve been working on its coming along slow but sure. Happy New Years, joe



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OLarry from MD

01-01-2013 05:26:26
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 Re: Winter progress in reply to OliverNate, 12-31-2012 15:53:56  
Put wheely bars on my project.



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jordan hackman

12-31-2012 20:31:57
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 Re: Winter progress in reply to OliverNate, 12-31-2012 15:53:56  
right now we are trying to get the engine bugs out of our fleetline 88 diesel standard, get the 80 standard running, and my brother has just started working on his 4-h project which will be a super 66 diesel.



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D G Wells

12-31-2012 19:57:59
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 Re: Winter progress in reply to OliverNate, 12-31-2012 15:53:56  
WOW, Oliver! I thought I was the only one working on an Oliver 99. Yours looks almost identical to mine, however you are much further along than I am. Just got the engine out of mine and started cleaning the frame. Have replaced the rear axle bearings, installed seals instead of the felts, and put o-rings around the axles. Tranny looks pretty good but I need to replace the bearing at the big belt pulley. Will start on the engine when the weather warms. Yours is looking great and I know you are ready to get it all done. Normally I am on the Case forum but decided to look tonight on the Oliver forum because I would like to find a starter ring for my 1939 Oliver 99. Can You help in that area? Oh yes, Happy New Year.---Derrol in Texas---

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OliverNate

01-03-2013 11:23:41
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 Re: Winter progress in reply to D G Wells, 12-31-2012 19:57:59  
I thought I was the only one as well for a tractor that was made as many years as this one I don't see very many, I may be further but you did alot more work than I have. Everything sounded good on this one so I didn't feel the need to open anything up. Just the radiator needs to get the rust cleaned out and water pump replace/rebuilt, and gas tank patched



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Larry NEIL

01-01-2013 12:03:03
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 Re: Winter progress in reply to D G Wells, 12-31-2012 19:57:59  
No pic's, but have my '48 70 mostly ground down and am working on the aluminum side panels and hood. Should have it by spring.



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