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Over/Under Hydraul shift

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nositri

07-07-2005 19:49:12




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When was the first year the hyrdaul shift was used in the Oliver 1650?




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J. Schwiebert

07-07-2005 20:05:41




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 Re: Over/Under Hydraul shift in reply to nositri, 07-07-2005 19:49:12  
Late in 1967



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DuaneWKKC

07-08-2005 03:52:38




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 Re: Over/Under Hydraul shift in reply to J. Schwiebert, 07-07-2005 20:05:41  
Wasn't the two speed hydraul shift used earlier, my 1966 1650 has the two speed, but man I would love to have the three speed.



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J. Schwiebert

07-08-2005 18:57:40




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 Re: Over/Under Hydraul shift in reply to DuaneWKKC, 07-08-2005 03:52:38  
The 2-speed is the Hydra-power drive. The three speed is the over under unit. The Hydra-power was introduced in late 1961 or early 1962. I can not remember for sure at the minute. I remember at least in the Columbus branch they took one around to the dealers for a service school. The 3 speed was never offered as an option for the 1550 and 1555 models.



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Sam M

07-08-2005 06:43:57




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 Re: Over/Under Hydraul shift in reply to DuaneWKKC, 07-08-2005 03:52:38  
I think you are right . I have a friend with a 1650 that has the 2 speed shifter . They also used the 2 speed on the 1555 which is a late 60s , early 70s tractor . My 1850 which I think is about a 1966 model ( at least that was the date stamped on the air filter when I bought the tractor ) also has the two speed . A couple of years ago the two speed on my 1850 had to be rebuilt and I looked around for a three speed to install while I had the engine out and could not find one . My 1855 has a three speed and those things are great .

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