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Re: Oliver vs. Farmall (this isnt color bashing)
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Posted by - on February 28, 2002 at 14:09:08 from (12.38.164.43):
In Reply to: Oliver vs. Farmall (this isnt color bashing) posted by H. James on February 27, 2002 at 18:43:31:
The 1950 and 1855 are slightly bigger in terms of stock HP and should pull just a little more. The 1855 had a Wa___ engine in it that was famous for pushing a rod out of the block unless an upgrade kit was installed. The 1950T had the same engine with a turbo. I think the problem was the bearings were undersized for the HP produced. Not sure what was in the 1950 but if it's a two cycle like someone said I don't like it. The 806 with it's larger cid and dry sleve engine is about as durable as they come. I have never heard about a problem with an 806. I've seen some 806 that look like they were ready for the junk yard pull like mad with out a problem.
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