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Shifter problems on Oliver 60

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John in utah

07-14-2007 09:19:41




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My Oliver 60 is stuck in Nuetral. I am wondering if I have to take the cover to the lift mechanism off or the whole top cover off including the lift mechanism. Anyone know what my problem is?




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Ken L.

07-15-2007 06:12:12




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 Re: Shifter problems on Oliver 60 in reply to John in utah, 07-14-2007 09:19:41  
Does the lever move at all or is it stuck in one spot? If it moves, does it slop all over like there's nothing below to hold it in place? Can you feel anything like maybe it is still in the rail? Can you feel any detent as you try to shift? These may give you an idea as to what may be wrong before you open it up.



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John in utah

07-15-2007 09:52:25




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 Re: Shifter problems on Oliver 60 in reply to Ken L., 07-15-2007 06:12:12  
The shifter is stuck in one spot. It doesnt move at all. It used to be in reverse when the shifter was in neutral but now it is just out of gear. I can't move the shifter at all.



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Ken L.

07-16-2007 16:52:12




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 Re: Shifter problems on Oliver 60 in reply to John in utah, 07-15-2007 09:52:25  
I've got a feeling that the shifter is worn and you may have tried to force it a little so, it jumped out of place and now is wedged where it doesn't belong. Pull the lift unit off and take a look. You might end up repairing the rails and the shifter. Just take your time and do it right or you'll probably end up doing it again. Once is fun, twice isn't. Good luck



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Ken L.

07-14-2007 12:42:58




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 Re: Shifter problems on Oliver 60 in reply to John in utah, 07-14-2007 09:19:41  
The shift lever will not come out the top so, if you have the cultivator lift on it, you will have to lift the whole thing out to find the problem.



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John in utah

07-14-2007 14:45:46




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 Re: Shifter problems on Oliver 60 in reply to Ken L., 07-14-2007 12:42:58  
Thanks for the reply, I was afraid that would be what I had to do. Have you ever had that problem? I am wondering had hard of a fix this will be.



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Ken L.

07-15-2007 06:07:31




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 Re: Shifter problems on Oliver 60 in reply to John in utah, 07-14-2007 14:45:46  
I have not had that problem but, when I restored mine, I did totally dismantel it. When you get the lift unit off, everything will be out in the open so you can see what the problem is. I would say that either the bottom end of the shifter wore off and it is no longer in the rails or, the (socket) in the rails are worn very bad. Either one shouldn't be a real difficult fix.



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