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D G Wells 12-31-2012 19:57:59 69.6.131.161 Report to Moderator	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--- [Reply]   [No Email]
OliverNate 01-03-2013 11:23:41 206.147.20.11 Report to Moderator	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 [Reply]  [No Email]
Larry NEIL 01-01-2013 12:03:03 75.63.61.26 Report to Moderator	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. [Reply]  [No Email]