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    implement hook up

    1958 oliver 550.is there a manual i can get to show how to hook up differant implement?what i am trying to figure out is what stabalizes disc and other things from swinging when lifted.i know there is chains hooked from pto housing to lift arms but there is two brackets under axle that looks...
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    55O LEAKING TRANS OIL

    I HAVE READ HERE ON THE FORUM THAT TO CHECK TRANS OIL LEVEL YOU SHOULD REMOVE A SMALL PLUG ABOVE THE PTO SHAFT IS THIS RITE?THE 550 HAS A LARGE PLUG ON TOP OF TRANS WERE YOU FILL IT I POURED 5 GAL OF GEAR OIL IN BUT DID NOT COVER GEARS.COULD IT BE OVER FULL?
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    55O LEAKING TRANS OIL

    1958 OLIVER 550.LEAKING TRANS OIL OUT SMALL WEEP HOLE UNDER BELLY.IS IT THE FRONT TRANS SEAL.HOW MUCH TROUBLE IS IT TO SPLIT TRACTOR AND REPLACE?IS THERE ANYTHING I CAN PUT IN THERE TO SLOW IT DOWN SINCE THE SEAL IS PROBALY HARD FROM SITTING UP?WHICH SERVICE MANUAL WOULD YOU RECOMMEND?
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    oliver 550 shift pattern

    THANKS,YOU ARE RIGHT YOU JUST HAVE TO GET A FEEL FOR IT.
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    oliver 550 shift pattern

    could someone explain the shift pattern on a oliver 550.it has 3 foward gears and reverse but on the dash the shift pattern label has low and hi gears,does it have low and hi and how does it work?
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    550 identity

    i know by serial number that i have a 1958 550 oliver but how do i tell if it is a super 550 and what is a cornshutt
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    oliver 550 traction lock

    I JUST BOUGHT A 1958 OLIVER 550 AND WHEN BACKING UP ONLY ONE WHEEL SPINS.HOW DOU YOU LOCK IN THE OTHER WHEEL? I HAVE LOOKED FOR A LEVER OR PEDAL,DON,T SEE ONE.HOW DOES IT WORK?
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    traction lock

    I JUST BOUGHT A 1958 OLIVER 550 AND I DON,T SEE ANY WAY TO LOCK IN THE TRACTION LOCK.WHEN BACKING UP I CAN GET ONLY ONE WHEEL TO SPIN.WHAT LOCKS IN THE OTHER WHEEL?
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