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mike

05-27-2002 19:26:28




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were is the drain plug for the hydralic fluid on a super 55




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Probe

05-29-2002 03:07:54




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 Re: oliver hydraulic in reply to mike, 05-27-2002 19:26:28  
pulling the plug and letting the tractor run is the only way to drain the system. Oliver recomens using 10-30 motor oil as your fluid.



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R.O.

05-28-2002 11:52:28




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 Re: oliver hydraulic in reply to mike, 05-27-2002 19:26:28  
Thats the way you drain oil from a 1550 you take a hydraulic fitting loose that goes to a cylinder and let the tractor idle pumping the oil out.



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Super 55

05-27-2002 19:49:49




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 Re: oliver hydraulic in reply to mike, 05-27-2002 19:26:28  
This is right from the manual.

"Drain the hydraulic system every spring and fall. to drain the system lower the three-point hitch by pushing the hydraulic control lever down so there will be no trapped oil in the internal hydraulic cylinder. Remove the pipe plug from the hydraulic passage cover in front of the operators seat and install in its place a 1/4 inch standard pipe nipple. Start the engine and let it run at an idle speed until the oil has been pumped from the hydraulic system. To catch the oil as it is being pumped from the system, hold a container of at least three gallon capacity below the 1/4" pipe nipple which has just been installed on the hydraulic passage cover or install a hose on the pipe to carry oil from the pipe to a container on the ground. Stop the engine immediately when the oil ceases to flow from the system and reinstall the pipe plug."

I posted this before and someone actually told me I was cracked. I swear if there is another way please educate me.

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Canada Grant

05-28-2002 05:20:09




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 Re: Re: oliver hydraulic in reply to Super 55, 05-27-2002 19:49:49  
I changed oil one time by rolling tractor over [gently of coarse] this was just after running over myself with back tire. Kind of not the way to do the job [hurt too had tire mark bruises ]



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Super 55

05-28-2002 06:39:00




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 Re: Re: Re: oliver hydraulic in reply to Canada Grant, 05-28-2002 05:20:09  
Ouch. Yeah, that would definately be the hard way. Hey did you see that Super 55 on Ebay. Looks in really good shape.



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