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Oliver 2150 set up for pulling

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Ike

07-09-2004 23:20:02




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I've got a 2150 that i would like to pull with the motor feals stong is pretty decent on the dyno.It pull a little over 130. But when the governer kick in it hardly rolls any smoke. Can anyone tell me how to incease the fuel on the bosch pumps. I dont want to spend a lot of money on pump and injector work becasue i still use the tractor. I just want it to be more competitive in the farm stock classes. I'm just tired of always being beat by those IH 1066 bye a matter of a few feat. Always run out of power. Thanks for any help.

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m kuhns

07-10-2004 20:50:39




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 Re: Oliver 2150 set up for pulling in reply to Ike, 07-09-2004 23:20:02  
It is real easy to change the fuel setting on these pumps. Take the cover off of the top rear of the pump. Inside you will see a screw with a stop attached to it. The screw runs parallel with the top of the pump. Turn the screw so that stop plate moves forward, toward the front of the tractor. Three turns should get you around 30 or more extra hp. It is real easy to get 200hp out of the old Hercules. If you get around 200hp + the clutch won't probably take it. Also take it easy in that over/under transmission. Try to use over as little as needed. You can destroy some expensive parts easily. I broke our 2150 fwd yesterday. The left front CV shaft took a dump and locked up the wheel. It is running real close to 200 hp. Maybe it was all that power!?

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