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Oliver 1550 Hydraulic ????

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Quebec Red

01-22-2008 19:08:08




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On my Oliver 1550 gas, I would like to plumb a loader into the hydraulic system. I do not want to use my remote valves in this application. Where would I find a Power Beyond port, and how do you suggest that I plumb the return line from my loader valve. I plan to use a new joystick controlled valve assembly. Also, my 1550 is equipped with the shorter underslung front axle, versus the long wheelbase rowcrop front end. (almost no long wheelbase tractors from 1550 to 1950Ts in eastern Canada, do not know why...) Would this setup be acceptable for loader work (no mudding or hard work, primarily snow), or should I look for the longer front end. Thanks to all who have helped me in my previous posts. QR.....

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Quebec Red

01-22-2008 19:13:06




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 Re: Oliver 1550 Hydraulic ???? in reply to Quebec Red, 01-22-2008 19:08:08  
Sorry, I posted in the wrong board. Damn big fingers and miniature keyboard.... or something like that....QR..... ...



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Alan K

01-24-2008 08:35:13




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 Re: Oliver 1550 Hydraulic ???? in reply to Quebec Red, 01-22-2008 19:13:06  
Its ok....we wont hold it against you.



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Quebec Red

01-25-2008 16:51:08




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 Re: Oliver 1550 Hydraulic ???? in reply to Alan K, 01-24-2008 08:35:13  
Thanks. I would not want to offend anyone here. Where I am, in Quebec, Canada, the mighty MM line was not sold. IH, Massey Harris, Cockshutt, Oliver, Ford, and JD brought up the rear. No Deere were retailed with a Deere brand dealer network until after WW2. Now NH, followed by CIH, with JD bringing up the rear. Agco has a very small regional following...QR..



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