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    Oliver 1850 gas governor

    I need the two arm governor housing from an Oliver 1850 gas, are there other tractors this can be obtained from?
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    Aisin vs Allison trans

    I'm no authority on the topic but have quite a bit of seat time in both GM and Ram trucks. I own a GM/Duramax with the 6 speed allison 1000 transmission, I've been happy with it. I have 130,000 miles on it with a mild increase in power and no issues to date. The more power you put in front of...
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    Oliver 1850 ... Need to tow it

    I have removed the engine from our gas 1850 to use on another project and need to tow the chassis out of the garage and put it in another building. I only need to move it about 500 feet but it would be a lot easier if the tractor could steer while being towed. The bottom left paragraph in the...
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    USX 37 Carb... 1850 Oliver / 4020 JD ... pictures

    Could you go into a little further explanation of how to test / check distributor advance? The service manual said to check the ignition timing by plugging off the vacuum advance and then use a timing light. I adjusted it accordingly to get it to 24 degrees. I did not come across the...
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    USX 37 Carb... 1850 Oliver / 4020 JD ... pictures

    I'm working on an Oliver 1850 with the Marvel Schebler USX 37 carburetor. It runs fine at idle and will take full throttle slowly while sitting in nuetral. If you try to crack the throttle open while in sixth gear it wants to breakup and stumble. I replaced the rubber diaphragm and cleaned...
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    Oliver 77 / 310 repower...clutch?

    I've read several discussions on how a 310 Waukesha will drop in to the 77 tub. What I didn't see was a whole lot of discussion on which bellhousing, flywheel, clutch parts to use. If any of you have any experience on what worked or didn't work I would like to hear about it so I know what to...
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    Oliver 310 Identification

    I'm going to look at an engine a gentleman has for sale. Is there a way to determine if the engine is an Oliver/Waukesha 310 from a block casting number or identifying mark?
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