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Super 55 front axle contruction

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Super 55

03-08-2008 13:21:39




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I am putting my Super 55 back together and I am wondering if someone fab up a replacement. I don't have my digital camera at home today, but it is made out of a solid bar with a plate doubled up at the pivot hole. Is this how they were made? It looks different than the picture in the parts book. Also, it doesn't look like it calls for an washers on the pivot pin between the front and back of the axle and the frame. Let me know what you think.

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olrusty

03-09-2008 12:21:36




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 Re: Super 55 front axle contruction in reply to Super 55, 03-08-2008 13:21:39  
The Oliver S55 came with a cast iron front axle from the factory. The replacement was the steel bar. This was also used in production of the 550.



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oliver fan

03-09-2008 06:11:03




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 Re: Super 55 front axle contruction in reply to Super 55, 03-08-2008 13:21:39  
I have two super 55's and a 550, and all three have a front axle like yours. You will see the hole is drilled on a angle. As for as using the washer, it wasn't used at the factory, but if it will fit between the axle and frame without binding, I would use it. Also, I put a little never-seeze in the holes in the frame where the pin goes. That way if you ever want to take the pin out again it would be a lot easier.

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Super 55

03-09-2008 09:19:52




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 Re: Super 55 front axle contruction in reply to oliver fan, 03-09-2008 06:11:03  
Thanks just wanted some confirmation. I put two washers in and I put never-seize on just about everything now a days, except toast.



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