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Lull model 55 Hi-Lift loader

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Tom Tolla

01-18-2006 09:59:01




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Can someone please tell me where to find infor on this machine:

Lull Model 55 Hi-Lift Loader

It has a serial # 112 and uses an Oliver tractor chassis installed in the reverse position on the front of the machine.

The Numbers on the side of the block above the starter are: 50934-599

I purchased this machine in 1994 as a basket case. Restored it to use as a forklift on my jobsites. It is a work horse! Lifts 1400 lbs to 21 feet. It's only 7 feet wide (perfect for tight sites)

If someone could tell me which Oliver chassis was used on this machine, I would appreciate the info.

Thanks for your help,
Tom T

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Tom Tolla

01-18-2006 11:19:48




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 Re: Lull model 55 Hi-Lift loader in reply to Tom Tolla, 01-18-2006 09:59:01  
I was able locate the following numbers from the engine block above the starter:

180 220-0
1LB-100-B
4270



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J. Schwiebert

01-18-2006 12:59:40




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 Re: Lull model 55 Hi-Lift loader in reply to Tom Tolla, 01-18-2006 11:19:48  
It has a Super 66 engine in it. It would have been made somewhere between 1954(late) and 1959. Righ now I need to clear my mind on how to read the casting date codes. Questions:



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Tom Tolla

01-20-2006 14:27:54




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 Re: Lull model 55 Hi-Lift loader in reply to J. Schwiebert, 01-18-2006 12:59:40  
Thanks for the info. I'm trying to figure out how to do a clutch replacement and just WHAT that grease fitting is for on the side of the chassis where the clutch linkage enters ??? Replacing the clutch in this unit with the way it is combined with the Lull chassis, seems to be no easy task.

Does the engine and chassis case need to be separated to acomplish this task ?

I'll try to post an image of this forklift tomorrow.

Thanks for the help,
Tom Tolla

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