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Ed Brandt

04-14-2008 10:07:10

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Can anyone tell me what the A,B,C means that is connected with the Oliver 1900?....according to the serial number chart 1960-1962 were A"s 1962 & 1963 were B"s and 1963-64 were C"s...

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J Schwiebert

04-14-2008 22:21:02

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Re: Oliver 1900 in reply to Ed Brandt, 04-14-2008 10:07:10

Yes it can! B & C series for sure. I do have a picture on Oliver literature of an A series with it.

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MCL

04-14-2008 18:29:03

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Re: Oliver 1900 in reply to Ed Brandt, 04-14-2008 10:07:10

The A series had the checkerboard stripe down the side. Here is a picture of my 1800 A series. B and C series had the tapered Oliver nameplate on the side panel. Don't know much about the mechanicals of the 1900. Usually the later models had several improvements over the previous ones.

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J Schwiebert

04-14-2008 12:18:51

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Re: Oliver 1900 in reply to Ed Brandt, 04-14-2008 10:07:10

This will help some I hope. The A series have less horsepower and have a 4-53 S model engine( 2 valve head) B & C tractors have 4-53 N model engines which have 4 valve heads, different sleeves and pistons, etc. A & B tractors use the same hydraulic unit, C series use the larger pump and have other improvements. A & B series diod not have pressure lube on the transmission from Charles City.

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Tater

04-14-2008 20:04:32

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Re: Oliver 1900 in reply to J Schwiebert, 04-14-2008 12:18:51

I just came accross and ad for a 1900 front wheel assit model. Detroit powered. Is this a factory opition on a 1900 Oliver? Or could this be ????

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