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Johnnie T

06-12-2006 05:13:26




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this may not make any sense to U all but here goes, I just bought a 1655 on the steering wheel I have no center cap R the part that U can turn to get the wheel to extend out. Now I have a 1850 and a 1650 the center cap comes out and there is a threaded stud under this to remove the part that lets U extend the wheel, I have a slick stud no thread I have seen some other tractors the same way can I replace this slick stud I want to put in center cap and part that lets U extend the wheel, I hope this make sense. Thanks Johnnie

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Johnnie T

06-12-2006 13:02:14




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 Re: Question on steering wheel in reply to Johnnie T , 06-12-2006 05:13:26  
Thanks Don & everone else, will get with Tom at O Brian Eq. see if I can still get one.



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Johnnie T

06-12-2006 11:30:03




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 Re: Question on steering wheel in reply to Johnnie T , 06-12-2006 05:13:26  
So what U all R saying is that there is a rubber center instead of the hard plastic center cap like on the 50 series, does it have the Oliver logo on it. Thanks in advance Johnnie



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Don-Wi

06-12-2006 12:19:26




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 Re: Question on steering wheel in reply to Johnnie T, 06-12-2006 11:30:03  
If the center cap is missing, they no longer make them but Agco has a 3 pc. replacement cap, and it has an internal plastic retaining ring, a rubber peice that goes over the stud, and then the outer plastic peice and it all snaps together. Most are rusted tight by now and if yours telescopes you"re lucky. If not, keep soaking it in a good penetrant and with any luck it"ll loosen up some day.

Almost forgot, no it does not have any kind of logo on it.

Donovan from Wisconsin

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Boco

06-12-2006 10:39:59




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 Re: Question on steering wheel in reply to Johnnie T , 06-12-2006 05:13:26  
THE 1650-66 model I have is with a rubber center cap, just push on center button and it works from there. Boco



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Tom Ia

06-12-2006 07:06:21




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 Re: Question on steering wheel in reply to Johnnie T , 06-12-2006 05:13:26  
You just push the smooth stud and that lets the steering wheel extend. It was a running change on the later 1655's



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