Hi John,
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Regular address is  Cal Innes
                            166 Chestnut Hill Road
                            Stafford Springs, Ct.06076

Phone is 860-684-9350

According to the book, they used three different engines, the 504, the 585, and the 504B-6LP-gas engine.
I had just assumed it was the 585, but with the book in hand and looking at the engine, it checks out as the 504.
 there is an ID. plate on the right side of the engine:
 Model D504A-6
 Ser.#29700499

On the left side of the tractor, under the cab is the Tractor ser. number.  Ser.#45601041     ....this makes it a 1972

I have a parts manual and it reads:  PARTS CATALOG
                                                   MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE
                                                   (same as Oliver2655)
I have the following manuals for the 2655: Parts, Shop Manual, and Owners manual from Jensales, but in talking to Larry Coltrin, he said the Floyd County manuals were better, so I got those too. They are basically the same, but Floyd County had the original manuals...not reprints.
As I am writing this, I have also been looking for the original owners manual....I seem to have mislaid it somewhere. My wife may have been reading it, she reads those things as much as I do.
     Call any time if you wish, after 8pm is best, I am usually in by then, or leave me your # and I will gladly call you.
                           Thanks for all, 
                                 Cal








I suppose this could be a repower, but from what I was told by the previous owner, it sat idle more than it was used. According to him, it sat in a barn in Michigan for nearily 10 years because of an estate being contested. Maybe.