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They say everything is bigger in Texas... I want to prove "They" wrong. I had a crazy idea awhile back while attending tech school. I want to repower a 1950 Oliver with a 6v-92 Detroit (came stock with a 4-53 Detroit). I know I might not be the first guy to ever do this, or something like this, and I'm ok with that. I was just wondering if anyone out there has any info that may be useful in my upcoming endeavor. I found some rough measurements on a site. The length and height are almost the same (within an inch or two). The big problem will be the width. The 6v-92 is close to a foot wider that the 4-53, but since the tractor doesn't have much for side tins I am feeling very confident I can make it work. So if anyone out there is an Oliver or 2 stroke Detroit diesel fan/fanatic, I am willing to take any advice/ help I can get. Except advice that tells me I’m wasting my time and money. I want to complete this project and that’s that.
Thanks in advance,
Thebooger13
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P.S.- I was just looking back at the dimensions again and I guess the height was a little more than I remembered, the 4-53 is 37"H-39"L-27"W, whereas the 6v-92 is 47"H-41"L-39"W. So I see now the biggest hurdle i'll have is the height issue. After that is figuring out the bell housing to see if it will even bolt up.
Thanks in advance,
Thebooger13
:fing32:
P.S.- I was just looking back at the dimensions again and I guess the height was a little more than I remembered, the 4-53 is 37"H-39"L-27"W, whereas the 6v-92 is 47"H-41"L-39"W. So I see now the biggest hurdle i'll have is the height issue. After that is figuring out the bell housing to see if it will even bolt up.