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The Oliver lives!!
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Posted by Homesteader on June 06, 2002 at 05:20:56 from (64.12.101.156):
Hey guys! I spent the day on my land working on
my Oliver Super 55 ("bushhogging, then BAM" and
"Feelin' pretty depressed"). It's alive! It
turns out the pto somehow jammed into the on
position even though the lever was securely at
"off". I used a pipe wrench and huge screwdriver
to alternately move the shaft and the engine's
flywheel, and it finally came loose. Once it did
I was able to move the flywheel and it started
right up! Yeah baby! (What do y'all think
happened there?) The gears on my bushhog appear
to be trashed, judging by the noises, but that's a
relatively minor thing. I'm a happy boy again!!
Thanks for all the good words, ev
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