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Question about a Perkins 1850 Oliver

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Jak

03-09-2006 10:31:34




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Have you rebuilt one inframe on a 1850 Ollie or can it be done?Is it better just taking the whole thing out?Buddy found a fencerow 1850 cheap and was wanting me to rebuild it.A regular engine stand probably won't hold it up either will it?Thanks for info.




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super99

03-11-2006 06:10:37




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 Re: Question about a Perkins 1850 Oliver in reply to Jak, 03-09-2006 10:31:34  
I couldn't get enough air thru regular air cleaner so I mounted combine air cleaner on front weights and ran a tube back to turbo and made a bracket to hold exhaust pipe and ran it up outside of hood. E-mail me if you want a picture. Chris



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Jeff Oliver

03-09-2006 18:24:27




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 Re: Question about a Perkins 1850 Oliver in reply to Jak, 03-09-2006 10:31:34  
Jack, either call or have your friend call Tommy Cannon. He rebuilt the one he had completly and can probably tell you all you need to know. I will almost bet though that the engine will be find in that tractor. Hehe not like he is putting a crop in right? LOL!!! Seriously though. Tommy can tell you alot about them.



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super99

03-09-2006 16:30:11




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 Re: Question about a Perkins 1850 Oliver in reply to Jak, 03-09-2006 10:31:34  
Engine needs to come out to do it right. tear it down and see what you have. If you can find a MF 510 or a 750 diesel cheap you might be better off to put that engine in it. I put a 354 turbo in my 1850 for less that the price of sleeves and pistons and added about 25 to 30 HP.Made a good horse out of it. Not that bad of a job to do. ????? e-mail me. Chris



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IAfarmer

03-09-2006 17:28:37




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 Re: Question about a Perkins 1850 Oliver in reply to super99, 03-09-2006 16:30:11  
Chris,
What did you do with the air cleander and fuel tank to make room for the turbo?
Thanks.



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DBoll

03-12-2006 08:15:33




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 Re: Question about a Perkins 1850 Oliver in reply to IAfarmer, 03-09-2006 17:28:37  
Don't you have to pull the engine to replace the rear main brg?



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