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I restored this fordson back in 88. It had a bad crank shaft after I took it apart dew to a main bearing spin. To make a long story short the crank was saved the block had to be line bored which created a problem for the crank gear meshing with the timing gear. Had gears cut down and life became good again:burp:
 

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Nice restoration. Do you still have that tractor?

I did a full resto on an Oliver Super 55 Diesel many years ago, and sold it about 2 years ago. Still am kicking myself for selling it.
 
B_Skurka said:
Nice restoration. Do you still have that tractor?

I did a full resto on an Oliver Super 55 Diesel many years ago, and sold it about 2 years ago. Still am kicking myself for selling it.
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Noooo I sold it a couple of years after it was done. I really had no use for it at that time (no bucket or 4x4) on it I got it on a trade back then. But if I had enough room out in the barn I would have kept it because I had to much work in to it and money considering what you can get out of them and I,m sure you know all good & well about that.
 
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