Even tho the Ollie 1850 is the best of that series tractor, because they had the Perkins 354 engine, I would take the Case ONLY if it is the later Comfort King series. 401 cu in 5" stroke engine with 3 separate cylinder heads as apposed to 354 cu in 5" stroke 6cyl single head engine. Take a look at how the Oliver engine is coupled to the trans. A couple exposed sprockets with chain wrapped around them . That's how they were able to put about any engine that will bolt in the tub frame and that corporate got best deal on. Went back to the Wakashaw 310 engine the very next year/model 1855. Now ya got a 310 against a 401 . Look at the pure heft of the 3pt arms and all the rear castings etc. Case 930 and 1030 are a heavy built low rpm lugging tractor and are in my opinion pretty nimble to get around with. No brainer to me.
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