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ONE PIECE ROD BUSHING ?????

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Bodfarmer

02-07-2008 08:55:48

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I am in the process of rebuilding a 1650 and 1855 waukasha engines,and have been readin in the archives about 1 piece rod bushings.I have talked to my agco dealer and he cannot find any such thing in ordering parts for me,Is it a must on the 1650 or just the 1855? are these bushings somthing that need to be fabracated or can I buy them somwhere? Thanks guys for all your support.Bodfarmer

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Bodfarmer

02-08-2008 12:25:06

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Re: ONE PIECE ROD BUSHING ????? in reply to Bodfarmer, 02-07-2008 08:55:48

Weldin Man,Can You open your Email For me? Thanks

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djm75

02-08-2008 13:04:58

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Re: ONE PIECE ROD BUSHING ????? in reply to Bodfarmer, 02-08-2008 12:25:06

You can get one piece bushings at any agco dealer. I would suggest calling Tom at O"Brien county implement in Sheldon,IA he has them in stock $4.80 a piece.website Link or phone 800-320-6224. Tom has been at this a long time and knows all the ins and outs of olivers.

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djm75

02-08-2008 13:07:34

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Re: ONE PIECE ROD BUSHING ????? in reply to djm75, 02-08-2008 13:04:58

P.S. part number 30-3443353.

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Bodfarmer

02-07-2008 21:00:31

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Re: ONE PIECE ROD BUSHING ????? in reply to Bodfarmer, 02-07-2008 08:55:48

Thanks guys for your tips,J I will talk with my Agco dealer tomorrow about the 190 XT Bushings,I get the idea he thinks i,m crazy, So I take it that you would install these bushings on the 1650 and 1855 engines!I have the 1650 at the machine shop now, I hav,nt pulled the 1850 yet. I,ve been researchin these things for a couple months, wanna do it right. As to the WELDIN MAN I would like to know what brand of kits he uses that include these type bushings or J i,m sure you could tell me that too, My E mail did,nt open last time i,ll try it this time thanks again! I,ll check the forum again before i talk to the dealer tomarrow if you have any more great wisdom to add. Thanks again Bodfarmer in IDaho

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Weldin man

02-08-2008 09:16:13

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Re: ONE PIECE ROD BUSHING ????? in reply to Bodfarmer, 02-07-2008 21:00:31

I had a Super 55 Diesel that threw #4 rod throught the side of the block due to wrist pin bushing failure.When I disassembled it #3 was ready to let go too. I work on tractors for a living and have my own parts franchise, so I can't tell you on this forum where I get the parts, but if you need help send me an E-mail

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Weldin man

02-08-2008 13:47:01

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Re: ONE PIECE ROD BUSHING ????? in reply to Weldin man, 02-08-2008 09:16:13

E-mail should be open now.

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J Schwiebert

02-07-2008 10:43:02

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Re: ONE PIECE ROD BUSHING ????? in reply to Bodfarmer, 02-07-2008 08:55:48

GET THE ONE PIECE ONES!! 47 years ago when I started working for a dealer we had 3 88's and 1 77 diesel that put a hole in the block because of rod bushings. Make sure they are steel back bushings. Without looking if you are talking to the AGCO dealer I think the 190XT A-C uses the same bushings. Also put seat in the head you will not believe how much starting improves. Also take the blocks out and have the line bore checked. More questions? Fine me Tommow or late tonight. J.

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Weldin man

02-07-2008 09:38:30

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Re: ONE PIECE ROD BUSHING ????? in reply to Bodfarmer, 02-07-2008 08:55:48

These should be readily available. All the kits I buy comes with one piece bushings. They have to be honed to fit the wrist pin. Your automotive machine shop should be able to get them. If not send me an E mail. I can get them for you.

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