1800 C DIESEL engines

Marty Whitworth · Nov 24, 2014

We're any 1800 C FWA diesel engines built with an American
Bosch injection pump ? I'm interested in one with terra tires on
it but I only have photos to look at, the owners tells me it has a
Waukesha 310 in it, BUT it doesn't have the roosa master
pump. Would the casting number reveal what he engine is ?
Owner also claims he has build card from Floyd county
archives that claims only 10 of these 1800 C with FWA were
made . One fellow Oliver guy says he looked at the photos I
posted on Facebook and he thinks it's a Waukesha 302 .
Please respond , anyone who knows , thanks

duane o. · Nov 24, 2014

Pretty much guarantee it isn't a 302 as they only came in the 1953 99 fourspd and super 99 and 950.

Marty Whitworth · Nov 24, 2014

So a 302 would not fit in an Oliver 1800 C ?

rp1555 · Nov 24, 2014

it's a 302.the dipstick is on the right side.has a water jacket plate on the left.I seen this tractor at the auction in florida.then again at polks auction.a 302 will fit a 88 to a 1955.

J. Schwiebert · Nov 24, 2014

You said: We're any 1800 C FWA diesel engines built with an American Bosch injection pump ? I'm interested in one with terra tires> Early 1800 A series blocks were drilled for either a Bosch or a Roosa Master pump. Terra tires were introduced in the 50 series tractors. Now why don't you get the tractor serial number, the engine number located by the generator and the Waukesha and Oliver casting numbers located by the starter. If it is a 302 it is a dry sleeve engine and the engine number will be stamped on the right rear mounting flange. A 310 uses a cartridge oil filter located in front of where the distributor would go.. A 302 has the filter behind where the distributor would go. J.

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