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2150 puller problem

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paul blinn

03-25-2006 20:11:18

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I have changed the pistons to a e6 mack piston and used a jdeere rod.my problem is that the piston is hitting the conter weight on the crank.
Is there another piston that would match these sizes.need help asap.

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Oliver puller

03-26-2006 15:45:47

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Re: 2150 puller problem in reply to paul blinn, 03-25-2006 20:11:18

I don"t have a definite answer for you but I am also building this Oliver 1800 pulling tractor using the 478 hercules. Mine just has the stock bore so far.

I know of a guy that took the sleeves out and ran minneapolis 4 3/4" pistons right in the block. He also used John deere rods. I was going to put John deere 4 3/4 pistons in mine but the with the stock rod, the piston does not come up far enough in the bore. I never got around to experimenting with different rods.

What size are the mack pistons?

Do you have any pictures of your tractor?

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A.P.

03-26-2006 03:19:16

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Re: 2150 puller problem in reply to paul blinn, 03-25-2006 20:11:18

Why can't you shorten or notch the piston skirt? How much interference is there?

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