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Oliver 2150 fuel injection pump turn up.

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Isaac

11-06-2003 16:38:00




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How do I turn up the injection pump in my 2150 Oliver to get the same power as a 2-155 White. My tractor is curently putting out 135 hp on the dyno with the stock settings, and I would like to get it up to at least 157 hp like the 2-155 White. Any suggestions on pump addjustment or mods. Possibly a different set of injectors or head on the pump. The engine and turbo feel strong. It has too much power for third gear and not enough for fourth when pulling in the 15500 pound class. It's curently turning about 2900 rpm's. Thanks for any help.

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Wally G.

11-06-2003 16:56:45




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 Re: Oliver 2150 fuel injection pump turn up. in reply to Isaac, 11-06-2003 16:38:00  
Does that have the Bosch pump like the 1066 Farmalls? You can take the 4 bolt cap off and there is a stop bolt that you back out to increase the fuel but be careful, those big Hercules like to throw rods out the side of the block.



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Isaac

11-06-2003 18:58:44




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 Re: Re: Oliver 2150 fuel injection pump turn up. in reply to Wally G., 11-06-2003 16:56:45  
It has a Bosch pump and under the cap it has a little knob with a lock nut that you can turn in or out. Curently it's almost all the way in. There is also a lever with a piviting stop on it that is adjustable. I've turned it all the way towards the back of the pump and that has helped it to roll more black exhaust smoke. I was told the the knob was just for starting fuel regulation, but they could have told me wrong. Thanks for the tip.

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