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Model Information
1940 - 1948
Oliver 60 tractors made their debut in 1940. This little four-cylinder model carried a 3 5/16 x 3 1/2 inch bore and stroke. It operated at 1,500 rpm and had a 120 ci displacement. Oliver 60 tractors were available on Tip-Toe wheels or could be furnished with rubber tires. The 60 HC tractor, operating on gasoline, was tested at Nebraska under No. 375 of 1941. This test was run using rubber tires and yielded nearly 17 drawbar horsepower. On the belt, it yielded almost 19 horsepower. On steel wheels, as shown here, it sold for about $957. Apparently, the Oliver 60 Row-Crop model was built with only the HC gasoline engine. If it was indeed available with the KD engine, existing advertising material makes little or no mention of this possibility.
Power Train & Specs
Engine: Oliver-Waukesha I-Head
Cylinders: 4
Bore & Stroke: 3.3125x3.5
RPM: 1500
CID: 120.6
Fuel: Gasoline
Main Fuel Tank Cap: 10
Aux Fuel Tank Cap:
Carburetor: Marvel-Schebler
Cooling Capacity: 2.5
Drawbar HP: 17.85
Belt PTO HP: 19.51
Weight: 2,450 lbs
Length: inches
Width: inches
Height: inches
Number of Gears: 4/1-5/2
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Production & Serial Numbers
Total Produced: 25130
1940: 600001
1941: 600071
1942: 606304
1943: 607395
1944: 608526
1945: 612047
1946: 615628
1947: 616707
1948: 620257
Location: Metal plate on the front left side of the engine
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