This comprehensive workshop service repair manual provides detailed information for Ford 455C, 555C, 655C, and 550 loader backhoes. It covers a wide range of topics, from engine systems and cooling systems to fuel systems, air cleaners, and turbochargers. Additionally, the manual includes sections on the electrical system, starting and charging systems, transmission, steering systems, brakes, hydraulic systems, and the cab system. With its detailed illustrations and step-by-step instructions, this manual is an invaluable resource for both novice and experienced mechanics. It offers a wealth of knowledge on troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair procedures, empowering you to perform a wide range of tasks from routine maintenance to complex repairs. You'll find detailed information on engine disassembly and reassembly, allowing you to tackle even the most challenging repairs. This manual is a cost-effective way to keep your loader backhoe in top working order and ensure it operates efficiently for years to come.

The Ford 455C, 555C, 655C, and 550 Loader Backhoes were a series of versatile construction machines popularized by Ford during the latter half of the 20th century. These machines were known for their robust design, powerful engines, and the ability to seamlessly transition between loading and excavating tasks. Designed with the operator's comfort and efficiency in mind, these backhoes featured a spacious cab that provided excellent visibility and control. The 455C, 555C, and 655C models were characterized by their respective engine sizes, with the 455C featuring a smaller engine, and the 655C boasting the largest. The 550 model, on the other hand, was known for its adaptability and versatility, being well-suited for a range of applications including landscaping, utility work, and general construction. Ford Loader backhoes earned their reputation for reliability and durability, making them a staple on construction sites and farms. Their ability to handle a range of tasks such as digging trenches, loading materials, and breaking up concrete made them valuable assets for contractors and operators alike. The use of hydraulics for both loader and backhoe functions ensured smooth and powerful operation, while the robust design of the chassis provided exceptional stability. Although Ford no longer manufactures these models, they continue to be a popular choice for those seeking reliable and affordable backhoes for a variety of tasks. The availability of comprehensive workshop service repair manuals proves that these machines are still actively maintained and operated, highlighting their lasting legacy as a reliable and popular piece of construction equipment.