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Re: 1950 and 1950t Oliver
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Posted by Jon Hagen on November 13, 2005 at 06:12:45 from (69.26.16.118):
In Reply to: 1950 and 1950t Oliver posted by dave from MN on November 13, 2005 at 05:33:14:
The 1950 has that great little Detroit 4-53 engine which has great durability and power. The 1950T is a classic example of turbocharging and cranking up the power 30% on an engine that was never built for it. That little 310 walk-apart engine that was fairly durable at 60-70 HP non turbocharged,was a disaster at 105+, with few lasting 2500 hrs. By the time most blew up,they had blown a half dozen or more head gaskets. I have seen cracked blocks,cracked liners,broken rods,broken crankshafts on this sorry engine. Bad idea. I still run two of them(1950T) that were repowered with reliable engines 30 years ago. Good tractors except for that sorry engine.
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