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Super 55 Engine Repair

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MCL

11-30-2006 05:35:39




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Just got my new "prize" home. Bought the Super 55 on ebay. It sounds like a little diesel (it is not) when it starts. Seller thinks it is wrist pins. I think he is right. Does not seem to be in bottom of engine. Either way teardown is in order. Can this engine be pulled out of the frame without acually splitting the tractor? If so what is required? I have worked on several 77's and 88's but never one of these. Also won't shift into high range gears. My guess is shift rails. Will start there anyway. Thanks for any info.

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J Schwiebert

11-30-2006 07:05:52




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 Re: Super 55 Engine Repair in reply to MCL, 11-30-2006 05:35:39  
Well for one thing the PTO is splined to the pressure plate and of course the main clutch disk is ahead of that so no split it and then go from there. I also sent you an e-mail. J.



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