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    880 1000rpm pto

    I bought a 880 that has dual speed pto. I'm trying to figure out if it was a factory installed option or field installed option only. The tractor came from central Nebraska. Per the build card was shipped to Omaha. PTO code is for a 540 then it has code T 88 for options.
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    Late 310 blocks.

    My 1855 has this 310 replacement block. It has no relief valves in the block. It would peg out the pressure gauge cold and I didn't like that. I added a external relief valve to keep the pressure down to 60 cold. I cannot find a bulletin discussing this block or if it needed the pump relief...
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    White 8650 combine

    Here is a photo a few of you may enjoy. White 8650 combine in wheat.
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    4wd photo

    Photos if it works
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    White combine picture for oliverguy

    8650 pull type
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    Victor 1975 gasket

    Any one have a old victor book? What does a victor 1975 or 191100C gasket fit? Also whats the correct # for a oliver 77 diesel 3 5/8 over bore?
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    8650 combine and 1855.

    Oliver 1855 4wd and the White 8650 combine in action. Untitled URL Link
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    310 engine blocks and relief valves

    I have a 1855 with some what odd block. It is a cooler block but has none of the relief valves in it. It's not even drilled for them. It has a small 1/8" pipe plug with nothing behind it where the main galley relief would be and the block is not even drilled for the filter or oil cooler bypass...
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    310 engine blocks and relief valves

    I have a 1855 with some what odd block. It is a cooler block but has none of the relief valves in it. It's not even drilled for them. It has a small 1/8" pipe plug with nothing behind it where the main galley relief would be and the block is not even drilled for the filter or oil cooler bypass...
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    310T cooler block changes

    I have 2 310T oil cooler blocks both out of 1855's. one has casting # 221520 165101A and 422. I believe this one is newer. It had the late cam # and bigger turbo lines. The other is 165606A 221520 and 8297. I noticed differences in the oil passages and relief valve. What other differences...
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    Factory 310T wrist pin bushing change?

    Did any 310T's come factory with one piece wrist pin bushings? If so when was the change made? I have a 1974 1855 with the oil cooler and it doesn't appear that the head has ever been of the engine. Paint is still complete on the head bolts.
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    310 valve lifter does not rotate

    I discovered I have a valve lifter not rotating on my 1855. It's right behind the cover were the fuel pump would go. It's free and goes smooth I can spin it by hand when the tension is off. However it will not spin when running. Lifters are new from AGCO, the cam was used but checked and...
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    1855 trans lube pump chain

    How much slack is too much for a 1855 trans lube chain? Is it possible to change the chain with the pto out and not take the hyd housing off? Thanks
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    2255 compression hyd hose

    I have been having been having a lot of trouble with the main hose 30-3107922 from the pressure control valve. It leaks at the compression fitting after about 100 hrs. Looking at the parts book I see there is a part # 50A173 connector and associated o ring then a 30-314 3945 hose. Is this a...
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    1855 turbo lube lines?

    I'm putting together a 1855 and discovered that this engine has bigger oil supply line for the turbo. Most of my other 310T's have a smaller line. I cannot find the bigger line in the parts book and I need new rubber feral (sp) for the compression fittings. Any one know the part # for the rubber...
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    Retorqueing 310T head bolts hot?

    Is retorqueing the head bolts on a 310T 1855 engine hot still advised?
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    cab restoration

    I would like to have my 1855 cab restored. Looking for a place to take it. Any recommendations? I'm in southern MN. Thanks
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    99 diesel in 77 tractor

    My 77 diesel spun a bearing. I have a running 99 6 cyl diesel engine setting around. How much modification would it take to fit it in the 77? Will the fan,radiator and air cleaner hook up? I would really like to use the tractor to spray aphids soon but don't want to tear into a big project I...
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    55 series factory cab differences?

    I would like to put a factory cab from a 1855 with a cat 2 three point on a 1855 with a cat 3 hitch. I vaguely recall somthing is different. If thats the case whats different and can it be changed to work? Thanks
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    IH 58 planter seed chart?

    I have a 6 row 30" IH 58 planter I inherited. The book was lost some where along the line. Would any one know what sproket combination to get somewhere around 30,000 population with 24 cell plates? Thanks much.
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