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Topic: 1750 repower
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| Andrew
11-30-2012 09:48:13
68.171.231.81
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Hi just curious to know if anyone has tried a cummins 5.9 in a 1750 or 1850?. I know where there is a 1750 which had a engine fire and I know of a guy who has a 5.9 from a 92 dodge 1ton for a good price. Would this be a hard conversion?
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| e
11-30-2012 13:42:31
192.43.65.245
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Re: 1750 repower in reply to Andrew, 11-30-2012 09:48:13
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| | Yes it can be done and has been done quite a bit. And actually, you can use the original tub, but an 1850 diesel tub is a much better place to start. A 55 series Oliver would be a better series to start with if you are going to go through the effort (better hydraulics, etc). An engine out of a Dodge really isn't the best engine to start with, but it can be made to work. Check rrlund's post for more information.
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| jordan hackman
11-30-2012 11:08:47
69.66.165.210
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Re: 1750 repower in reply to Andrew, 11-30-2012 09:48:13
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| i have seen plenty of 5.9 cummins conversions lately. i know that you need an 1850 diesel tub for the motor but other than that i don't know much. there are plenty of people on this site that have done these conversions so they should give you the answers.
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| rrlund
11-30-2012 10:01:21
207.241.137.116
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Re: 1750 repower in reply to Andrew, 11-30-2012 09:48:13
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| There was a post just the other day about doing it to an 1855. Includes parts and price lists.
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