Seat repair

[super99]

I put new torsion bars and shock absorber on the 1550 yesterday. The old bars were broken. It wasnt too bad after I figured out how it came apart. I needed an extra pair of hands putting it back together, but figured out how to do it myself. It makes a big difference!!

I started on the wrong side, this doesnt have to come off.

A few times, I had to hold my mouth just right to get it together, but got it done

 

[rrlund]

I guess it would ride better if those have been broken all along. Didn't you buy that seat because the other one was bad?

I never had one of those apart, but thanks for the pictures so I know what I'm getting in to if I ever do have to.

 

[scarl]

I put a new seat shock on my 1650 last week and what a difference! No more Pogo stick LOL. I saw your 1550 at Walnut and it looked very nice. I was the guy with the 1650 and the trailer with the HP70 standard on the trailer. Nice to see some Ollies at the show.

 

[super99]

Yes, the original one was rusted solid, I finally decided that this one didnt have any spring to it and got the new torsion bars for $15 each. Money well spent!!

 

[super99]

I liked your tractors, wish we could have met up. Come on over to Geneseo in September and well meet up.

 

[GermantownGreen]

HEY, THAT LOOKS LIKE OUR BENCH, HA

WHERE DID YOU GET YOUR PARTS AT? AGCO OR ?

THANKS FOR THE AWESOME PICS, NEAT LOOKING RIG.
TOO WET IN WEST CENTRAL MO TO FINISH BEANS AND HAY AT THE MOMENT.
OUR THOUGHTS TO THOSE NEEDING OUR MOISTURE! GREEN

 

[super99]

I got them from Korves Oliver. I get parts from this site, Korves, Maiback and Ag Parts First and an Agco dealer about 90 miles away.