rrlund: I know margins are tight right now but may it be time to UPDATE some tractors. It seems like you have had a run of bad luck this year. Didn't you have the HI-LO out of your big tractor earlier this year???
The worst this is AGCO has no mercy on the cost of new parts. I need the little "U" shaped strap that keeps your lift arms from floating. It was over $75. The cross pins where just about as high. I made them out of a Cat I top link pin. Prices are just crazy on some things.
I bet that you will have close to a grand in it before your done.
Are the 1850s the ones that threw the rods out the block unless you updated the connecting rod bolts???? I remember it was one model of the 310 motor just not sure on the tractor model.
Also some Oliver 1850-1855 had the Perkins motor. That was a better setup.
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