Compare/Oliver 1950-T vs Oliver 1955

Oliver 1950-T vs Oliver 1955

Verdict: Oliver 1950-T vs Oliver 1955

The Oliver 1950-T and the Oliver 1955 are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Oliver 1955 leads on rated power with 108 hp against 105 hp. Oliver 1955 is the lighter machine (5,103 kg vs 10,460 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. Oliver 1955 holds more fuel (132.5 L vs 104.1 L) for longer stints between fills. Oliver 1955 is the newer design (1970 vs 1967). In short: choose the Oliver 1955 for outright pulling power, or the Oliver 1950-T 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

Fit score

Best match

Clear

Oliver

Fit score

Best match

Clear

Rated power

105 hp

108 hp

Confidence

40%

Guide price

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Overview

Manufacturer

OliverReference

Oliver (a part of White)Reference

The Hydraul-Shift provides an on-the-move power shift to a higher or lower range for each of the six forward, and two reverse, gears.Reference

The Hydraul-Shift overs a power shift between over-, under-, and direct-drive for each gear.Reference

Steering

hydraulic powerReference

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Engine

Fuel tank

295.2 LReference

132.5 LReference

Drawbar (tested)

66.4 kWReference

67.4 kWReference

Displacement

5.1 LReference

Bore/Stroke

98 x 111 mmReference

Air cleaner

dual dry pre-cleanersReference

dryReference

Compression

16:1Reference

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Rated RPM

2400Reference

Starter volts

12Reference

Oil capacity

10.9 LReference

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Coolant capacity

18.9 LReference

Power at rated engine speed

78.4 kWReference

80.7 kWReference

Max power

66.4 kWReference

67.4 kWReference

Transmission

Gears

18 forward and 6 reverseReference

Clutch

330mm cera-metallic discReference

330mm cerametallic discReference

Transmission

Hydraul-ShiftReference

PTO & Hydraulics

PTO (claimed)

78.3 kWReference

80.5 kWReference

PTO (tested)

78.5 kWReference

80.7 kWReference

Type

partial power shiftReference

Pressure

141.3 barReference

151.7 barReference

Pump flow

63.2 lpmReference

75.7 lpmReference

Rear Type

IIIReference

II/IIIReference

Control

position and lower-link draft controlReference

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Rear lift (at ends)

2721 kgReference

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Rear PTO Type

540/1000Reference

1000Reference

Rear lift

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2721 kgReference

Rear PTO

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independentReference

Dimensions

Wheelbase

277 cmReference

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Weight

10460 to 11490 poundsReference

5103 kgReference

Length

405 cmReference

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Height (steering wheel)

201 cmReference

217 cmReference

Ground clearance

64 cmReference

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Front tread

171 to 232 cmReference

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Rear tread

170 to 276 cmReference

144 to 303 cmReference

Operating

5211 kgReference

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Ballasted

9171 kgReference

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2WD Wheelbase

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261 cmReference

4WD Wheelbase

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219 cmReference

Front tire

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11L-15Reference

Rear tire

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20.8-38Reference

Ag front

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11L-15Reference

Ag rear

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20.8-38Reference

2WD Length

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405 cmReference

4WD Length

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387 cmReference

Width

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204 cmReference

Operating weight

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5103 kgReference

Ballasted weight

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7357 kgReference

2WD Ground clearance

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64 cmReference

4WD Ground clearance

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34 cmReference

2WD Front tread

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156 to 222 cmReference

4WD Front tread

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152/179/203 cmReference

Oliver 1950-T attachments

1950-T Serial Number Location

1950-T Serial Numbers

1967

188974Reference

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1968

201931Reference

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1969

213376Reference

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Final

218449Reference

253-050Reference

Test results

Fuel use

25.0 l/hourReference

26.5 l/hourReference

Max pull

8025 kgReference

5733 kgReference

1955 Serial Numbers

1970

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222-304Reference

1971

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226-858Reference

1972

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232-958Reference

1973

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239-032Reference

1974

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247-871Reference

Electrical

Ground

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negativeReference

Battery volts

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12Reference

Speeds

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.