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Re: oliver super 55 drawbar
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Posted by vally farm on December 20, 2006 at 19:09:57 from (4.157.74.206):
In Reply to: oliver super 55 drawbar posted by zedyboy on December 20, 2006 at 15:52:10:
My father bought a 550 but it had the drawbar mount broken out of the tranny casting. He had one made simmilar to the Super 55. It fits and works fine. If you can find a good welder/fabricator it should be an easy job to reproduce one. It cost him $75.00 about 6-8 years ago. Good luck. They have to be one of the handiest tractors for their size. Also wheel weights are very hadr to find. If you ever see any snap them up, you'll need 'em on a small machine with that much snot under the hood. Transmission is a weak spot...shifter too. Mike
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