Posted by the tractor vet on November 05, 2007 at 20:37:56 from (99.167.214.202):
In Reply to: 1850 oliver posted by red886 on November 05, 2007 at 17:52:37:
First remove the snap ring and plug then the O/ring . Then take a long bolt and i think it is a 1/2 inch course thread add a washer and a piece of plastic hose - tubing that is loose on the bolt for a handle and take a impact wrench to it and spin and pull she will come wright out. Worked on some OIL ALL OVERS and this trick was showed to me by this area's top Oliver mechanic , The dealership that he worked for would drag in just about any color and they had nobody that knew the I H tractors and the owner would have me come up and work on the red ones and at times when they were swamped i would go up and help out for a few days . SO he taught me the olivers and i taught him the in's and out of the red ones.
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