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     R Smart Posted From: 84.65.94.246 |
Hi I am currently restoring my 1938 Cockshutt Hart-Parr 80 which as you know is a rebadged Oliver 80. The tractor is fitted with a generator and starter. Now I already know prior to 1940 the were the same colour of Green as the Oliver 80 but what colour should the wheel rims be Orange or Red?. I am in Scotland but I am trying to source quality parts in either the USA or Canada, I have found a wiring harness and a foot starter switch. What I am still looking for is the following can you advice to where I can the following quality parts as I am restoring to concourse top show condition; Set of three gauges (Amp Meter, Oil Pressure, Water Temp) yellow face with Oliver specifally for the 80 so the capillary tube length on the Temp gauge is correct Small cut out button/switch that I believe fits on dash between oil and temp gauges 6V Cut out for generator Ligth switch to regulate charge from generator 18" keyed steering wheel with center cap that is bolted on Here is links to photos of the tractor http://www.smarttractors.co.uk/chp80/2575.html http://www.smarttractors.co.uk/chp80/3081.html http://www.smarttractors.co.uk/chp80/3082.html http://www.smarttractors.co.uk/chp80/3087.html http://www.smarttractors.co.uk/chp80/3088.html I am also looking for confirmation that the throttle fitted in the pics above is the correct early type I had read somewhere that they early 80's had a different throttle Can someone supply pics of an early Cockshutt Hart-Parr 80 showing the decals with won't have the maple leaf I believe. I also require photos of the light switch position and how the battery ahould be secured pics of the bracket/fixing etc. Any other pictures of another 1938 Cockshutt Hart-Parr 80 would be most welcome. Raymond Smart | ||
| Brian Watson Posted From: 12.216.134.244 |
Raymond, there is a tractor dealer in Creston Ohio USA, Maibach Tractor, that specializes in the older Oliver models. I'm restoring an Oliver 60. It seems like nobody but Maibach has or even can get parts for the 60. They keep nearly everything I have needed on hand. You should be able to Google search Maibach and find them. Good luck in your search, Brian. |
