oliver 77
 | 1948 - 1954
Fleetline SeriesRow-Crop tractor | 1948 - 1954 | Fleetline Series | Row-Crop tractor |
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1948 - 1954 | ||||
Fleetline Series | ||||
Row-Crop tractor | ||||
1948 - 1954 | |
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Fleetline Series | |
Row-Crop tractor |
Production | |
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Manufacturer | Oliver |
Row-Crop tractor | |
Built in Charles City, Iowa, USA | |
Original price was $3,000 in 1954 | |
Variants | |
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77 Row-Crop | tricycle chassis |
77 Standard | standard front |
77 Orchard | low-profile |
Oliver 77 Engines | |
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Waukesha-Oliver 3.2L 6-cyl gasoline | |
Waukesha-Oliver 3.2L 6-cyl diesel | |
Waukesha-Oliver 3.2L 6-cyl LP gas | |
Fuel tank | 16.5 gal
62.5 L |
Engine details ...  | |
Oliver 77 Transmission | |
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6-speed unsynchronized gear | |
Transmission details ...  |
Oliver 77 Power | |
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Plows | 2-3 |
Drawbar (tested) | 32.89 hp
24.5 kW |
Belt (tested) | 37.17 hp
27.7 kW |
Performance test details ...  | |
Mechanical | |
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Two-wheel drive | |
Steering | manual |
Differential mechanical drum brakes | |
Open operator station. | |
Photos | |
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Oliver 77 photos...  |
Power Take-off (PTO) | |
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Rear PTO | independent OptOptional |
Rear PTO Type | 540 (1.375) |
Dimensions & Tires | |
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Wheelbase | 90.75 inches
230 cm |
Weight | 4207 to 4502 pounds |
Front tire | 5.50-16 |
Rear tire | 10-38 |
Full dimensions and tires ...  | |
77 Serial Numbers | |
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Location: | early: rear main frame and transmission, front-right side |
| later: below instrument panel |
1948 | 320001 |
1949 | 320241 |
1950 | 327901 |
1951 | 337243 |
1952 | 347904 |
1953 | 3500001 |
1954 | 4501667 |
Final | 4504470 |
FAQ: How to read a serial number table. | |
Belt Pulley | |
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Diameter | 12 inches
30 cm |
Width | 7.25 inches
18 cm |
RPM | 992 |
Speed | 3080 ft/min
938.78 meters/min |
References | |
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Diesel Tractors - 66, 77, 88 published in 1952, by Oliver | |
77 and 88 Diesel Tractors published in 1950, by Oliver | |
77 Tractor published in 1948, by Oliver |