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Johnnie

01-05-2001 16:25:03




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I am looking for a Delco distributor for my 1850 # on dist. 1111 311




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Dean

01-06-2001 05:13:42




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 Re: 1850 Oliver in reply to Johnnie, 01-05-2001 16:25:03  
Any NAPA store can order one for you.



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Johnnie

01-08-2001 18:06:39




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 Re: Re: 1850 Oliver in reply to Dean, 01-06-2001 05:13:42  
Not in San Antonio, Texas. Only ones I can find or the Malory brand From a place in Ohio. Mine was changed to a Delco. Malory to expensive. Delco parts much cheaper.



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Shepherd

01-09-2001 05:34:57




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 Re: Re: Re: 1850 Oliver in reply to Johnnie, 01-08-2001 18:06:39  
Johnnie, sorry I cant help you with your electrical problem, my 1850 is a Diesel. As to the fender tanks, I can not use them right now, I just drained my tractor fund again. I just bought a 2150 for a real good price, with a blown engine. Something else to play with -- Maybe next time. Thanks anyway.



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Johnnie

01-09-2001 19:30:48




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 1850 Oliver in reply to Shepherd, 01-09-2001 05:34:57  
No problem will keep looking. If you run across a complete seat to fit 2050 I would be interested. Tell me more about 2150. and others that you have. Thanks for help.



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Shepherd

01-10-2001 05:45:57




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 1850 Oliver in reply to Johnnie, 01-09-2001 19:30:48  
The 2150 I just bought. Look at the top of the page for the info on it (it also needs a seat) I think Superior seating has seats for these tractors. I also have a 1655 RC narrow front diesel. That is a great chore tractor and all around runner. I overhauled the engine in it two years ago and did all the upgrades.
I have an 1855 diesel that has only 100 hrs on the engine with all the upgrades. Powerful tractor and a good runner, Leaks hydro oil everywhere -- will have to look at that this spring.
And finally I have the 1850 diesel. I bought this one for a song, with a blown engine. I am currently putting a perkins engine from a White into it and it will be 130Hp with a turbo and duel wheels with I am done. What a horse.

And now the 2150 will make four Olivers. Tell me about yours Johnnie.

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Johnnie

01-10-2001 17:50:34




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 1850 Oliver in reply to Shepherd, 01-10-2001 05:45:57  
Have a 1960 770 gas RC still all orginal, engine never been open, burns a little oil but runs great. 66 1650 diesel 5600 orginal hours runs great. Both bought from orginal owner. Last year went to Tractor festival in Charles City Iowa. In Hampton found 68 1850 gas. Went back 2 weeks later and hauled it home to Texas. Been sheded so tin in great shape,runs when distributor wants to work. And finaly the big boy 68 2050 4WD.runs needs inj. pump rebuilt,tires,paint. Still would like to find regular fenders so I can close it up. Oh yea need seat will check your source.Want to put 2050 in shows in Texas. might be only one around.Sounds like you have a great collection and plenty of work. Keep me posted on 2150.

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Johnnie

01-10-2001 17:50:03




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 1850 Oliver in reply to Shepherd, 01-10-2001 05:45:57  
Have a 1960 770 gas RC still all orginal, engine never been open, burns a little oil but runs great. 66 1650 diesel 5600 orginal hours runs great. Both bought from orginal owner. Last year went to Tractor festival in Charles City Iowa. In Hampton found 68 1850 gas. Went back 2 weeks later and hauled it home to Texas. Been sheded so tin in great shape,runs when distributor wants to work. And finaly the big boy 68 2050 4WD.runs needs inj. pump rebuilt,tires,paint. Still would like to find regular fenders so I can close it up. Oh yea need seat will check your source.Want to put 2050 in shows in Texas. might be only one around.Sounds like you have a great collection and plenty of work. Keep me posted on 2150.

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