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Oliver 550 carb id help

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Kevin

01-09-2003 20:05:14




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I have a 1967 oliver 550. Carb needs rebuild. Small teardrop shaped Id tag is gone. It is a Marvel-Shebler. I took it apart to try to find tsx number. I cleaned it with solvent inside and out and found the number "458" by itself inside the bowl. Opposite this number also inside the bowl was the number "22". These were both in the cast. On the intake (I believe it is the intake), where the two mounting bolts bolt up to the engine, after I removed the carb and cleaned I found the number "A51". This number was etched in after casting I think. My research found a tsx458 but fits a massey ferguson. My question is could this be a tsx458 or can someone help me Identify. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Kevin

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Sherry

01-10-2003 08:53:17




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 Re: Oliver 550 carb id help in reply to Kevin, 01-09-2003 20:05:14  
A 1967 550 came out with a Marvel Schebler TSX-811 carburetor. If it should happen to have a rear inlet, then it would be a TSX-775. I don't have a Marvel-Shebler breakdown of those models to see if the part numbers match, but the carburetors I listed are the ones that were on that model when new according to my parts books.



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Kevin

01-10-2003 17:41:04




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 Re: Re: Oliver 550 carb id help in reply to Sherry, 01-10-2003 08:53:17  
Thanks Sherry, I'll see if Napa has a picture or diagram of the 775. Mine does have a rear fuel line inlet. I now have a starting point.



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