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what would it take to fit THIS in an OLiver 88?

Ac · 2004-11-11

Check it out... diesel engine.... won' fit, I tried one and you have to go up to the 1800 series to make it go. However, the problem is finding a pull that has a 2300 TON class ! LMAO~~~~~~ won' fit, I tried one and you have to go up to the 1800 series to make it go. However, the problem is finding a pull that has a 2300 TON class ! LMAO~~~~~~ I think I have a stroker crank and some overbore pistons in my shop for it if you want more horses. Dave I think I have a stroker crank and some overbore pistons in my shop for it if you want more horses. Dave Come on Andy. Minneapolis-Moline engines don t belong in Olivers! Come on Andy. Minneapolis-Moline engines don t belong in Olivers! Wishful thinking, Mopower, wishful thinking... Wishful thinking, Mopower, wishful thinking... I have a GMC 500 cube gas motor that would be nice in an Oliver 88. That big MM motor in the photo would require more tranny than a G1350! Lugging power! I have a GMC 500 cube gas motor that would be nice in an Oliver 88. That big MM motor in the photo would require more tranny than a G1350! Lugging power! So where is that shiny new MM going to be pulling? So where is that shiny new MM going to be pulling? I think that would be Division 4 legal!!! I think that would be Division 4 legal!!! HaHA..good one! esp 3250lb.... HaHA..good one! esp 3250lb.... wont fit in and oliver, but would look good in my 47' farmall m, wont fit in and oliver, but would look good in my 47' farmall m, You'd need an overdrive to put that in a 88. THe plain city boys are running too many r's that big engine from Japan only turns 102 rpm. You'd need an overdrive to put that in a 88. THe plain city boys are running too many r's that big engine from Japan only turns 102 rpm. My question is were does the starter go????? My question is were does the starter go?????

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11-11-2004 07:35:25

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Check it out...

diesel engine....

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Jeff Oliver

11-12-2004 20:27:03

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Re: what would it take to fit THIS in an OLiver 88 in reply to AC, 11-11-2004 07:35:25

won' fit, I tried one and you have to go up to the 1800 series to make it go. However, the problem is finding a pull that has a 2300 TON class ! LMAO~~~~~~

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Dave N

11-12-2004 03:33:48

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Re: what would it take to fit THIS in an OLiver 88 in reply to AC, 11-11-2004 07:35:25

I think I have a stroker crank and some overbore pistons in my shop for it if you want more horses. Dave

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Mopower

11-11-2004 12:45:27

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Re: what would it take to fit THIS in an OLiver 88 in reply to AC, 11-11-2004 07:35:25

Come on Andy. Minneapolis-Moline engines don"t belong in Olivers!

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11-12-2004 06:17:11

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Re: what would it take to fit THIS in an OLiver 88 in reply to Mopower, 11-11-2004 12:45:27

Wishful thinking, Mopower, wishful thinking...

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Mopower

11-12-2004 06:27:02

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Re: what would it take to fit THIS in an OLiver 88 in reply to AC, 11-12-2004 06:17:11

I have a GMC 500 cube gas motor that would be nice in an Oliver 88. That big MM motor in the photo would require more tranny than a G1350! Lugging power!

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11-12-2004 07:36:42

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Re: what would it take to fit THIS in an OLiver 88 in reply to Mopower, 11-12-2004 06:27:02

So where is that shiny new MM going to be pulling?

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superih

11-11-2004 10:22:27

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Re: what would it take to fit THIS in an OLiver 88 in reply to AC, 11-11-2004 07:35:25

I think that would be Division 4 legal!!!

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11-11-2004 10:59:01

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Re: what would it take to fit THIS in an OLiver 88 in reply to superih, 11-11-2004 10:22:27

HaHA..good one! esp 3250lb....

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Ben Rauls

11-11-2004 09:00:58

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Re: what would it take to fit THIS in an OLiver 88 in reply to AC, 11-11-2004 07:35:25

wont fit in and oliver, but would look good in my 47' farmall m,

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gearing

11-11-2004 17:16:40

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Re: what would it take to fit THIS in an OLiver 88 in reply to Ben Rauls, 11-11-2004 09:00:58

You'd need an overdrive to put that in a 88. THe plain city boys are running too many r's that big engine from Japan only turns 102 rpm.

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johnston00

11-13-2004 04:33:04

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Re: what would it take to fit THIS in an OLiver 88 in reply to gearing, 11-11-2004 17:16:40

My question is were does the starter go?????

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