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Oliver 1850 vs Oliver 990
Verdict: Oliver 1850 vs Oliver 990
The Oliver 1850 and the Oliver 990 are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Oliver 1850 leads on rated power with 93 hp against 84 hp. Oliver 990 is the lighter machine (4,989 kg vs 8,965 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. Oliver 1850 is the newer design (1964 vs 1958). In short: choose the Oliver 1850 for outright pulling power, or the Oliver 990 if a tighter budget and lighter footprint matter more. Compare the full spec tables below before booking a demo.
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Fit & specs
Oliver
85
Fit score
Best match
Clear
Oliver
62
Fit score
Clear
Rated power
93 hp
84 hp
Confidence
40%
40%
Guide price
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Overview
Manufacturer
OliverReference
OliverReference
Introduced in late 1967, the Hydraul-Shift transmission provided an on-the-move shift to underdrive and overdrive.Reference
Gear 1 used for pull test.Reference
Steering
power assistReference
powerReference
Variants
990
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gear driveReference
995
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torque converterReference
1850
row-cropReference
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1850 Wheatland
standardReference
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Engine
Drawbar (tested)
63.0 kWReference
45.8 kWReference
Displacement
5.8 LReference
3.5 LReference
Bore/Stroke
99 x 127 mmReference
108 x 127 mmReference
Air cleaner
dry with pre-cleanerReference
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Compression
9:1Reference
17:1Reference
Rated RPM
2400Reference
1800Reference
Starter volts
12Reference
12Reference
Oil capacity
40.7 LReference
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Coolant capacity
18.9 LReference
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Power at rated engine speed
68.9 kWReference
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Max power
63.0 kWReference
45.8 kWReference
Drawbar (claimed)
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45.8 kWReference
Plows
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6Reference
Belt (tested)
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62.7 kWReference
Belt power (max)
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62.7 kWReference
Transmission
Gears
18 forward and 6 reverseReference
6 forward and 2 reverseReference
Clutch
330mm dry discReference
dry discReference
Transmission
Hydraul-ShiftReference
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PTO & Hydraulics
Gas PTO (claimed)
68.6 kWReference
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Diesel PTO (claimed)
68.6 kWReference
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LP-gas PTO (claimed)
67.1 kWReference
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PTO (tested)
69.3 kWReference
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Hydraulic system
18.9 LReference
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Type
partial power shiftReference
gearReference
Capacity
18.9 LReference
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Pressure
172.4 barReference
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Valves
2 to 4Reference
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Pump flow
60.2 lpmReference
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Rear Type
IIIReference
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Rear lift (at 24"/610mm)
2721 kgReference
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Rear PTO
independentReference
independentReference
Rear PTO Type
540/1000Reference
540Reference
PTO (claimed)
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62.7 kWReference
Capacities
Gas Fuel
130.6 LReference
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Diesel Fuel
119.2 LReference
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LP-gas Fuel
295.2 LReference
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Diameter
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31 cmReference
RPM
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1021Reference
Speed
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998.83 meters/minReference
Dimensions
2WD Wheelbase
261 cmReference
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4WD Wheelbase
219 cmReference
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Weight
8965 to 10965 poundsReference
4989 kgReference
Front tire
7.50-15Reference
7.50-18Reference
Rear tire
18.4-34Reference
18-26Reference
2WD Ag front
7.50-18Reference
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4WD Ag front
13.6/12-24Reference
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Ag rear
18.4-34Reference
15-34Reference
2WD Ag rear
15.5-38Reference
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4WD Ag rear
23.1-34Reference
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2WD Length
405 cmReference
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4WD Length
387 cmReference
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Width
219 cmReference
22 cmReference
Height (steering wheel)
199 cmReference
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Ground clearance
64 cmReference
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2WD Front tread
172 to 227 cmReference
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4WD Front tread
167/179/203 cmReference
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Rear tread
172 to 227 cmReference
167 cmReference
Operating
4973 kgReference
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Ballasted
7359 kgReference
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Wheelbase
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202 cmReference
Ag front
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7.50-18Reference
Front tread
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152 cmReference
Oliver 1850 attachments
1850 Serial Number Location
1850 Serial Numbers
1964
150421Reference
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1965
153014Reference
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1966
168127Reference
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1967
183382Reference
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1968
200360Reference
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1969
212673Reference
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Attachment overview
Test results
Fuel use
31.0 l/hourReference
18.9 l/hourReference
Max pull
6453 kgReference
5728 kgReference
Belt fuel use (max)
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23.8 l/hourReference
990 Serial Numbers
1958
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67828Reference
1959
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71245Reference
1960
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84487Reference
1961
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110064Reference
Final
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115469Reference
Fit score weighs budget, operation size, crop match and data confidence against the details above. It’s guidance, not advice — always confirm with a dealer demo.


