OLIVER 1755 Fuel lift pump replacement
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- čas přidán 10. 05. 2023
- Here we fix the leaky pump on the 1755
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You sure you weren’t nipping a bit of the “cough medicine”? I was dying when you had a spat of the giggles. 😂They gave you two gaskets because they knew you’d use the wrong Permatex and you’d be back. 🤓
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You're a really good person and many people like you out there anymore
Thank you!
I laughed out loud when you said “proud to have acquired a rusty piece of junk”. I’ve been there, done that. Lots of times.
I'm going to have to quit watching your channel I laughed so hard dang it you're deadly
I’ve been known to make a few people almost choke to death watching! Definitely do not be eating while you’re watching🤣🤣🤣
As soon as you said I play with myself, I cracked up laughed for a minute or two
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Like I said before it's liking watching myself work or I'm in a parallel universe or something! Kudos on helping out the young man he will always remember that.
Thanks Farron!
Well done helping that young man out Ross!
Thanks Scott!
Great video. May God bless you for what you did for that young man. Hard to find that in today's world. He did have a gleam in his eyes. Sure glad you had no leaks on the tractor.
Thanks Keith !
You're a good man, Mr. Ross.
Thanks!!
Glad to see the disk go to a good home and a young guy in the hobby. I have had to replace a lift pump before on my JD 2155.
He’s already got it out in the field and playing with it so it was worth it.
We must together. Work together. To see where we are. Where we are headed, where we are going and our vision for where we should be. But also see it as a moment to, yes. Together, address the challenges and to work on the opportunities that are presented by this moment
Absolutely
@@rosstheoliverman VP of oliver sales she is very smart! lol!
In the "fun" category, I have a story for you. Back in the late '70s we had a lift pump go bad on an 1855 GAS, dealer overhauled it, ran it for about 2 hours, oil pressure dropped, and it started clattering. dealer took it back, put new bearings in it. 2 hours later, same thing. Dealer mechanic came out, put a drop of oil on his tongue and declares GAS in the oil. Deleted the pump and put an electric on on it because the tank is lower than the carb on those. One complete overhaul and 2 sets of bearings later, I agree on hating those pumps.
Wow, that was a lot of hassle because of that stupid thing
@@rosstheoliverman Definitely was - and a few years later it became my high school auto mechanics project. 2 rods were so bad that it wouldn't hold wrist pin bushings anymore,
That was a great thing you did for that young man
Thanks John!
That's a tractor that's really high on my wish list. Ran one like that many hours when I was in high school doing farm chores and I always wished it didn't get sold off
It’s a nice tractor for sure!
The few dollars you lost on that harrow is made up for by the good deed you did with that young man. I am sure he is as proud of it as if it were new. I bleed Deere green too but I also have the "other green" in a 1952 Oliver 66 that my father in law gave me. It had been owned by two of his brothers over the years and he wound up with it. It was my first restoration. I feel your pain on the pump. I just replaced the one on my 2020 Deere to the tune of about 90 dollars and believe me you aren't the only one life kicks in the butt on a daily basis...
Thanks Johnny!
Good for you helping out the kid. I feel your pain with the daily struggles. I enjoy your videos
Thanks Dave!
Ross, you most certainly are a good dude and a darn good mechanic also!
Thanks Stephen! I don’t always do it right but I try.
If Ross laughs on the farm and no one is there to hear it was it really funny, see
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Good for you Ross, that was a super classy thing for you to do for that young fella. I know he will enjoy getting to use that disc. That 1755 is one of my favorite tractors of yours. That thing is really a nice tractor.
Thanks!!!
Nice jester on sell the disc to that young man. Made him feel like a real farmer . I hate those sock filters dad showed me a trick on then put it on the flat side of a concrete block n put your knee on it , light pressure n squish it lol . A got to play with my new toy the 185 white neighbor had some hay ground that wasn't well , so he was gonna plow it but his plow was barried in the back of the shed . I needed to test this tractor out we have a 12ft rock disc with notched blades it well go in the ground 8 to 10 inches it's mean . This tractor has more than I thought it never seamed that it was behind it about 10 acres only problem was radiator hose leak n a rotten hydraulic hose on the cylinder. Figured it be loud with a straight pipe but not really. Hopefully get it on the dyno but it's got to be 200hp plus . You ever work on one . Anything to watch for. From turkey creek farms be safe n thankful
Thanks Earl!
Ross, I gave you a thumbs up in the first 1 minute 👍👍👍🇺🇸🙏🏽✌🏻😎
Well u got lucky no leaks
Good job it's so I can get on and go thanks. I like it.
Thanks Donald!
"That is nasty, and way to much", that's what she said!!! 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣 thanks Dan!
That was cool what you did for that neighbor boy!! Yes that disc is appropriate for a 60. I was the same age as him when I traded a pre war hand start B JD that did run for a stuck 60 JD. An old man helped me out . That was 1980 that was 43 years ago. I'm 57 now. I got the 60 running and put the #5 JD mower behind it that the B had been pulling. I had live pto and live hydraulics. I thought I was king of the world. Proud as a peacock as you said.
Thanks Pete!
Wish there was more people with your mentality. People now only worry about making a profit and keeping other folks down. There’s more to life then money. Helping others is an awsome thing to do. Good job Ross
Thanks Casey!
Starting the video with a putt putt, sweet.
My favorite tractors.
Good job making a young man happy.
Thanks Robert!
You did a good deed!!!!!!
Thanks Gary !
You got a gold star in your crown for helping the youngster . Good to hear you laugh through the struggle of sadness 😁. Where’s the red players ? God Bless
🤣 Thanks Mark!
That was really great of you Ross. That was one happy kid.
Thanks KB!
These 55 series tractors look so good to me and that 1855 is a gem! You just don’t see them down here in the south. I’ve found some in Florida but they’re in really rough shape.
I think they’re some of the most beautiful tractors ever made.
Really look forward to your vids 😂😂
OLIVER 1755 kool
Thanks!
Once again, you’re a good man Charlie Brown…..In regards to the John Deere disc! I’m sure the young man appreciates it!! 👍🏻👍🏻😊
Thanks Donald!
Ross is a great video today! Very funny hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Nice helping the young guy out with an implement. Thanks Michael
Thanks Michael!
Amazing video
Thanks John!
As I say Ross one hand washs the other it will be fine Jim Swanson Oregon Ohio
Thanks Jim!
Good for you Ross👍👍
Thanks Tom!
Hey you need to bring the neighbor with you and I can send a good John Deere 50 back with him. It will go great with his 60
I’ll have to ask him about it. How much $$$?
"that's what it's all about". Bless you Ross. :)
Thanks!
Top man Ross you made a young guy so happy
Thanks Stephen!
I agree 100percent sir!!
Thanks Johnny!
Get you some Permatex aviation gasket maker, never dries hard, works great for gaskets.
That’s probably basically what number 2 permatex is. That’s my preferred flavor
I bought one for my 1650 2 years ago.
Had a hard time finding one.
Ended up paying $300 to a Cockshutt dealer in Northern Quebec
😮😮😮 wow.
Good job. helping a young man get started in this great hobby
Thanks Scott!
Don't feel alone Ross I have the same problem every time I have to fix something it seems like it is always the hardest way that it needs to be done. Very seldom is it cut and dry and goes smoothly so I feel your pain
Thanks Brian!
a good thing an stopped the leaking pump
Thanks!
Another good video Ross, just keep doing what you do and I'll keep watching and commenting hoping to help make you a millionaire CZcamsr. Just remember us when you're at the top 🤠
🤣🤣🤣 thanks Allan!
🤣🤣🤣 I enjoy the laughs you provide Ross. Now I don't feel so dumb, I have many of the same struggles, at least you are not alone👍 Although I dont know if I would classify you a an old feller, that would mean the same for me🙄
Thanks Adam!
What model was the disker? I sold mine, It didn't have wheels on my model. Sold it to a guy in North Pole, AK just ten miles North of Fairbanks, Alaska. His dad stopped out first to look at it to see the condition.I can't remember the JD model. The guy told me he and his dad just got a section and needed something old to clear 40acres. His only other option was a new $14K one from the lower48. That was his story but the vibe I got was he got it for his dad. Because his dad came out and looked at it for two seconds and started telling me everything about how he used the same ones back in 19?? . The son unloaded a new tractor The dad had a big smile on his face as they left (like that young man in your video.)
It was a KBA. It was basically a drag disc with a wheel lift
@@rosstheoliverman thanks👍
Hope the lift pump solves your fuel dilution problem. Less expensive than redoing the injectors and injection pump.
Thanks Don! Time will tell
Well last night I drew up a deal on an real nice original Massey 80 special combine. It also came with 2 same era swathers and a whole pile of stuff. Good price. Eli
We need to see videos!!
@@rosstheoliverman I know. I am totally flogged with school and FFA and the historical society right now.
The sock probably was a better filter media as the oil had to travel thru a lot of cloth not just some paper-type filter media. You could use a Franz oil filter that was accepted for airplane engines. It used a roll of toilet paper as its filter media.
Years ago we used to have customers that wanted their car engines flushed out. We drained the oil, put in a gallon of kerosene, and ran the engine for 10 minutes. Of course, that was back in the days when oil filters were usually bypass filters not full-flow. The kerosene did a good cleaning job. Fill the engine with non-detergent oil and all was well.
So having diesel fuel in the crankcase probably did some cleaning of hidden sludge.
Those RoosaMaster fuel filters sure were a good idea as even a blind farmer could see if it had water. BTW, when was the last time that the fuel tank sump valve opened and any water collected drained?
Keep us laughing at you playing with/by yourself.
🤣🤣🤣 thanks Gary! That’s a lot of good info. I should probably dump that sump again, but I did it when I got it running I know for sure.
Damn you had a John Deere on your property LOL wow love my Oliver's the best but I do got a John Deere A and Farmall m 2 LOL
I’ve got two of my own around here, I just don’t brag about it 🤣
Had that trouble in the past on my 2510 . Wow I said ,oil sure is reproducing lol
Lol. It can happen fast or slow but before you know it your oil will be full!
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Thanks Paul!
Hey good on you Ross! I bet he was dragging them disc in fresh dirt that evening 😂
He had it tore apart ready to be fixed right after he pulled at home. He came back later that day and got some more blades.
Please don’t shoot me Ross, but that John Deere sounded pretty good the young man was driving. Model 50?
I think it’s a 60
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Thanks John!
Ross, looking for a source that sell hydraulic rebuild kit for the 1755. Any suggestions?
I think you can still get some of the pump parts from Agco
Was that kid a CZcamsr too?
Yes. I forgot to link his channel but I went back and fixed it now.
Play with it😂😂😂😂
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Good on you Ross!
Karma will grace you
🤣 thanks!
Mine was $279.00 For a 1750 gas ,,
Yeah, for some reason the gas one is even more expensive
Do you have a 1955?
Yes. It’s not running right now.