Description
When you’re out in the field and notice your temperature gauge climbing higher than it should, a worn fan belt might be the culprit. That 42.5-inch cogged belt connecting your crankshaft to the cooling fan does more work than most folks realize—keeping air flowing through your radiator and your engine running at the right temperature. This PIX cogged belt is built specifically for Oliver’s 1550, 1555, 1600, 1650, and 1655 series tractors, so you know it’ll fit right and work like it should.
What You’re Getting
- Cogged design grips better and runs quieter than old-style V-belts
- 42.5-inch (1080mm) length matches your Oliver’s exact specifications
- PIX construction means quality materials that handle the heat and stress of farm work
- Direct replacement that installs just like the original
Built for Real Farm Work
These Oliver tractors—from the versatile 1550 up through the powerful 1655—were built for serious farming, whether you’re running them for tillage, planting, or harvest work. The cooling system on these machines works hard to keep that engine at operating temperature, especially when you’re pulling heavy loads or working in hot weather. This belt ensures your cooling fan spins at the right speed to pull air through the radiator when your engine needs it most.
Made to Last
PIX belts are known for standing up to the punishment that farm equipment dishes out. The cogged design provides superior grip and reduces slippage, while the temperature-resistant construction maintains flexibility and strength through seasonal extremes. You’ll get reliable service whether you’re working in the heat of summer or the cold of early spring.
Installation Notes
This belt installs like any other fan belt—just make sure you get the proper tension when you tighten it up. Always inspect the fan pulley and crankshaft pulley for wear before installing the new belt, and regular belt inspection prevents unexpected cooling system failures during critical farming operations. Keep an eye on belt condition during your regular maintenance—catching a worn belt early saves you from an overheated engine later.
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