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Suffix #'s on 55 series

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Randy-IA

02-02-2008 08:46:22




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Hi All , I guess it's a suffix anyway . The SN on my 1755 is 353 103 676 . I know the first six numbers are the production sequence numbers but what are the last three for ? Also , could someone could tell me if the engine # 75949 and O/U # o 92267 ( 92Z67 ? ) are original to this tractor ? Thank You ! ...Randy




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B A Star

02-02-2008 19:43:01




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 Re: Suffix #'s on 55 series in reply to Randy-IA, 02-02-2008 08:46:22  
Randy-IA:
    You are correct, the operators manual does show the high speed, however it was not available with the O/U Drive.  I'll bet you can count on one hand the number of 1755's that were built without the O/U Drive.


    Say hello to Mary Ann for me.  It's my 60 Cockshutt Row Crop that's in the Museum in the front window.



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Randy-IA

02-03-2008 16:07:11




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 Re: Suffix #'s on 55 series in reply to B A Star, 02-02-2008 19:43:01  
Hi , Will do ! I just don't know when I'll get up there . I don't see to many other 1755's around here but I know they are here . I have a neighbor that has one , it looks like new without ever having a paint job and he uses it for haying every year . I'll have a closer look at that 60 in the window when I'm there ! Take care ! ...Randy



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dwm7

02-02-2008 16:11:51




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 Re: Suffix #'s on 55 series in reply to Randy-IA, 02-02-2008 08:46:22  
Randy,
Wouldn't the starting sequence of your SN be 253, not 353? I thought Olivers ran out in the ~270 range.



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Randy-IA

02-02-2008 16:20:21




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 Re: Suffix #'s on 55 series in reply to dwm7, 02-02-2008 16:11:51  
Yes sir you are right ! I didn't proof read good enough and my fat stubby fingers hit the wrong button . Thanks for the heads-up ! ...Randy



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B A Star

02-02-2008 13:41:15




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 Re: Suffix #'s on 55 series in reply to Randy-IA, 02-02-2008 08:46:22  
    The Suffix number, or last three digits in the serial number is the transmission and final drive combination for your particular tractor.  676 is the number for the standard speed row crop, a high or low speed was not an option for the 1755.  The only other suffix number for the 1755 is 769 which is the long pinion shaft for the MFWD tractor.


    The someone that can tell you if your engine and O/U is original is the build card at the Floyd County Museum in Charles City.

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Randy-IA

02-02-2008 16:16:13




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 Re: Suffix #'s on 55 series in reply to B A Star, 02-02-2008 13:41:15  
Hi , OK , the suffix is for the trans and final drive options . My op's manual does show that a high speed transmission was available . It changed the 4th and 6th speeds . Top speed in 6th is normally 17.2 mph with 18.4-34's with the high speed trans it's 20.8 mph . Mine does around 19 mph but I just assumed that was due to worn out tires , a less than accurate guage or too many rpm's . I agree that mine doesn't have that option . I guess I'll have to visit the museum and get the build card . It's not that important , just something I was thinking about this morning when I was going through some old paperwork on it . I'm just about twenty minutes from there . Thanks ! ...Randy

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