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Advice needed on 1800

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Jerry B

11-05-2003 06:52:28




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Located an 1800 C diesel that has thrown a rod cap through the block under the injection pump. The pump was not damged in the incident. Left a 2 inch hole in the block at number 1 rod. The rest of the tractor was in excellent shape. Straight sheet metal and the original paint looked very good. A good wash and waxing and it would be sharp. You can tell it was kept in a shed or garage.

He also had an 88 Standerad that had just been overhauled with excellent, complete sheet metal, uncut hood and good tires. He wants $2500 for it.

He has an 1800 C Cockshutt that starts and run good, but the paint is faded real bad and tire are fair. Asking $1750. The only thing I don't like about it is the fact is is not badged as an Oliver.

The wife is going to buy me one of these as a Christmas present. We are leaning toward the 1800 C Oliver or the 770 Orchard in Arkasas.

The question is... Which tractor should I/we buy and why.

Thanks guys.
p.s. Shep Va, a Cummins re-power is out of the question. :)

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Wally G.

11-06-2003 17:08:05




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 Re: Advice needed on 1800 in reply to Jerry B, 11-05-2003 06:52:28  
Well, you can spend a lot of money fixing the block and rebuilding or look for a used block and rebuilding. You can try finding a 310 to replace your 283. I think I would go with the running Cockshutt since they are basically the same and there aren't that many nice Cockshutts around anymore. It would probably be cheaper to fix up the Cockshutt with paint and tires than the engine in the Oliver.

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Jerry B

11-07-2003 05:36:55




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 Re: Re: Advice needed on 1800 in reply to Wally G., 11-06-2003 17:08:05  
Wally G,
Thanks for your reply. You are correct about spending a fortune on an engine. I did fail to mention I have a diesel block I bought a few years ago out of an 1800 A series.

As far as fixing the block that is in the tractor now, a 2 inch hole isn't much to get concerned about, especially when I have a welder and friend who welds for a living. I have a shattered Oliver block that I can obtain a patch for repairing the hole, a mill to clean up the weld area and not much money.

The only concern I have is any internal damage. Now way to know what has happened inside until I pull it apart.

That Cockshutt sounds a lot better doesn't it?

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Jerry B

11-06-2003 05:34:44




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 Re: Advice needed on 1800 in reply to Jerry B, 11-05-2003 06:52:28  
I can get the Oliver 1800 C for $1200. Doesn't sound like too bad a price, but I might be wrong.



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