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550 pto troubles

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Sam Reaves

09-07-2004 20:09:37




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Hello, Was wondering if anyone out there could help me with the break-down sequence of this tractor was bush-hogging and the pto clutch assembly just broke in pieces.


Any Help would be greatly appreciated




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MCL in IN

09-08-2004 09:12:14




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 Re: 550 pto troubles in reply to Sam Reaves, 09-07-2004 20:09:37  
Hate to be negative but you better have a fat bank account.



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Sam Reaves

09-08-2004 18:38:13




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 Re: 550 pto troubles in reply to MCL in IN, 09-08-2004 09:12:14  
Well that wasn"t much "help" now was it. I dont have a fat Bank Account but have enought to buy whatever it takes to put this thing back 2gether.
But really don"t think that it is gonna be that expensive...you just got to know where to look.
But what i might not call bad would more than likely scare the dickens outta you.
Let"s see Last month spent around 2100.00 on planetary gears in a transaxle for my back-hoe.
The week before that it was 1860.00 for a rockwell rearend for my 9000ln ford dump
and 2 months ago spent around 3400.00 on new rollers and sprockets for my 650g deere dozer.

Anyway think that i have located all my parts about 25 miles from home ...think its gonna run around 500 to 750 so i wouldn"t call that all that bad now would you?

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MCL in IN

09-13-2004 09:44:33




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 Re: 550 pto troubles in reply to Sam Reaves, 09-08-2004 18:38:13  
I wasn't trying to offend you with the fat bank account comment. Dad fixed his a few years ago and I know it cost $500 for parts. I have a job, wife, 2 kids, mortgage, and car payment and $500 is a big deal to me.



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Sam Reaves

09-13-2004 18:27:50




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 Re: 550 pto troubles in reply to MCL in IN, 09-13-2004 09:44:33  
Sorry bout taking your head off :( had a bad day that day...as we all have at one time or another.
$500 is a big deal to anyone----it doesn"t matter what income bracket you are in... I guess being self-employed (excavating) i just hear it way to much...i always hear the comment money bags or he"s got it made.. yeah right..... Sure i gross 6 figures a year so what... i to have a wife, 2 kids,my mortgage and my fathers to (he"s i"ll)i have a truck payment,car payment, dump-truck payment,my fathers car payment and all his utility bills including mine at home and at the farm. need i go on???? it"s not really what you got that counts...it"s how you got it and what you are doing with it. !!!! Nuff Said

Didn"t mean to offend anyone.

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Russ

09-09-2004 13:18:10




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 Re: 550 pto troubles in reply to Sam Reaves, 09-08-2004 18:38:13  
SR in control; Like you said that 550 repair will be pretty close to chump change. Good luck.



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Sam Reaves

09-09-2004 18:42:17




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 Re: 550 pto troubles in reply to Russ, 09-09-2004 13:18:10  
Yep went and picked up the parts earlier today ran around 342.00 6 fiber disks, brass collar, pto pressure plate (if thats what its called)three locking levers and new connecting links.

Will work all day 2morrow and then come in and should have the thing back-up and ready for some hogging saturday morning (i hope)

Cya



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Sam Reaves

09-09-2004 03:53:18




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 Re: 550 pto troubles in reply to Super-55, 09-08-2004 21:29:09  
Hello, Sorry but yes i am married :{.
Say that your wife doesn"t like spam ???/ Can"t figure that out...my wife doesn"t like it either. lol Anyway thanks for the reply....as for information from the manual...i guess i got lucky there.
Wolfes Garage...specializes in Oliver tractors and has got all the parts and even let me have(or use) the service manual.
Yes not having a tractor that works is expensive... as i use this thing regulary on the farm and on the job ( Reaves Excavating ) and coulndn"t ask for a better tractor to fix yards or for light duty around the farm.

Anyway thanks again for the reply.
Sam Reaves Reaves Excavating

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Gaston Tew

09-10-2004 12:04:06




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 Re: 550 pto troubles in reply to Sam Reaves, 09-09-2004 03:53:18  
Can you give me some info on Wolfes Garage, location, phone, etc. PTO parts are hard to find in SE USA. Thanks



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Sam Reaves

09-10-2004 20:13:11




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 Re: 550 pto troubles in reply to Gaston Tew, 09-10-2004 12:04:06  
Yep sure can It"s located in WhitesBurg Tn. (morristown)
His Number is 1-423-581-5557

if i can be of any further assistance please feel free to ask

Sam Reaves



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RockinB

09-07-2004 20:57:19




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 Re: 550 pto troubles in reply to Sam Reaves, 09-07-2004 20:09:37  
Try the Archives,type "split" in the search box,then click "Broke 550"



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Sam Reaves

09-08-2004 03:46:11




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 Re: 550 pto troubles in reply to RockinB, 09-07-2004 20:57:19  
Thanks for the info



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