Oliver 60

Name: Oliver 60
Brand: Oliver

Power

20 hp[P] hp

Production

1940-1948

Engine

Gasoline, 4-cylinder

Transmission

Unsynchronized gear

Weight

2500 lbs [1134 kg]

Drive

2WD

Under 25 HP 1940s

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Introduction

Oliver 60: The Timeless Row-Crop Workhorse Redefined

Step back in time and discover the enduring legacy of the Oliver 60, a quintessential row-crop tractor that served American farms with unwavering reliability from 1940 to 1948. Built with pride in Charles City, Iowa, this machine wasn't just a tractor; it was a partner in agricultural progress, also known as the Cockshutt 60 in Canada. Let's dive into what made this model a standout in its era.

Heart of Power: The Robust Oliver Engine

At its core, the Oliver 60 is powered by a sturdy Oliver gasoline engine. This liquid-cooled, 4-cylinder powerhouse boasts a displacement of 120.6 cubic inches (2.0 liters), delivering dependable performance for all your farming needs. With a bore and stroke of 3.3125x3.50 inches and a rated RPM of 1500, it's built for endurance. Fueling this beast is a Marvel-Schebler TSX-49 carburetor, while an oil bath air cleaner ensures longevity, and a traditional hand-crank starter (with an optional electric start) gets you going.

Transmission: Versatile Gears for Every Task

When it comes to transmission, the Oliver 60 offers flexibility. You can opt for an unsynchronized gear system featuring either 4 forward and 1 reverse gear, or a more extensive 6 forward and 2 reverse gear setup. Both are paired with a reliable dry disc clutch, ensuring smooth power delivery and control whether you're plowing fields or transporting goods.

Built for the Field: Practicality and Control

Designed as a two-wheel drive tractor, the Oliver 60 prioritizes simplicity and efficiency. Its manual steering makes navigating tight rows a breeze, while the differential contracting band brakes provide sure-footed stopping power. The open operator station offers a clear view of your surroundings, enhancing safety and comfort during long workdays.

Dimensions and Presence: Solid and Stable

With a wheelbase of 85.5 inches (217 cm) and an overall length of 128 inches (325 cm), the Oliver 60 presents a solid stance. Its operating weight is a substantial 2500 lbs (1134 kg), with the option to ballast up to 4000 lbs (1814 kg) for added traction. The tractor rolls on agricultural tires, with 5.00-15 up front and robust 9-32 tires at the rear, ensuring grip across various terrains.

Ready for Work: The 540 RPM PTO

Completing its functional package, the Oliver 60 is equipped with a 540 RPM rear Power Take-Off (PTO), a crucial feature for powering a wide array of implements and attachments, making it a truly versatile asset on any farm.

Conclusion

"The Oliver 60 is more than just a vintage tractor; it's a testament to enduring engineering and agricultural heritage. Its combination of a reliable engine, flexible transmission, practical design, and essential PTO capabilities makes it a valuable piece of history for collectors and a symbol of the hard work that defined farming in its era. A true classic that continues to inspire."

Introduction

Production Information of Oliver, 60

The production information of the tractor (60) includes details about its manufacturing.

The Oliver 60 was sold in Canada as the Cockshutt 60.

Original price was $1,700 in 1948

Row-Crop tractor

Built in Charles City, Iowa, USA


Manufacturer	Oliver

Dimension and Tires Information of Oliver, 60

This section sums up the dimension and tires information of the tractor.


Front tread	6.5 inches [16 cm]
Wheelbase	85.5 inches [217 cm]
Operating weight	2500 lbs [1134 kg]
Height (hood)	56.75 inches [144 cm]
Length	128 inches [325 cm]
Rear tread	60 to 88 inches [152 to 223 cm]
Ballasted weight	4000 lbs [1814 kg]
Width	79.25 inches [201 cm]


Ag front	5.00-15
Ag rear	9-32

Engine Specifications of Oliver, 60

Get the specifications for the engine and if different options are available.

Oliver

Liquid-cooled

Gasoline

4-cylinder


	Electric OptOptional
Displacement	120.6 ci [2.0 L]
Air cleaner	Oil bath
Bore/Stroke	3.3125x3.50 inches [84 x 89 mm]
Starter type	Hand-crank
Rated RPM	1500
Fuel system	Marvel-Schebler TSX-49 carburetor

Transmission Information of Oliver, 60Y

Discover all variants of transmission available for this tractor model.

Transmission variants 1


Type	Unsynchronized gear
Gears	4 forward and 1 reverse
Clutch	Dry disc

Transmission variants 2


Gears	6 forward and 2 reverse

4-speed unsynchronized gear

6-speed

Mechanical Specs of Oliver, 60Y

This section summarizes all mechanical information such as the brake system and other specifications.

Two-wheel drive

Open operator station.

Manual steering

Differential contracting band brakes

Power Information of Oliver, 60Y

Discover the power specifications and options available for this tractor model but also PTO (Power Take-off) information.


Rear PTO Type	540 (1.375)

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Oliver 60 have?

The Oliver 60 delivers 20 hp[P] HP.

What years was the Oliver 60 produced?

The Oliver 60 was produced in 1940-1948.

What engine does the Oliver 60 have?

The Oliver 60 is powered by a Gasoline, 4-cylinder engine.

What transmission does the Oliver 60 use?

The Oliver 60 uses a Unsynchronized gear transmission.

How much does the Oliver 60 weigh?

The Oliver 60 weighs 2500 lbs [1134 kg].

Is the Oliver 60 4WD?

The Oliver 60 is available in 2WD.

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