Compare/Oliver 60 Industrial vs Oliver 770

Oliver 60 Industrial vs Oliver 770

Verdict: Oliver 60 Industrial vs Oliver 770

The Oliver 60 Industrial and the Oliver 770 are both industrial tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Oliver 770 leads on rated power with 53 hp against 19 hp. Oliver 60 Industrial is the lighter machine (938 kg vs 3,970 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. Oliver 770 holds more fuel (76.8 L vs 37.9 L) for longer stints between fills. Oliver 770 is the newer design (1958 vs 1946). In short: choose the Oliver 770 for outright pulling power, or the Oliver 60 Industrial if a tighter budget and lighter footprint matter more. Compare the full spec tables below before booking a demo.

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Acreage600 acBudgetMain crop / use

Fit & specs

Oliver

Fit score

Best match

Clear

Oliver

Fit score

Best match

Clear

Rated power

19 hp

53 hp

Confidence

40%

Guide price

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Overview

Manufacturer

OliverReference

With 10-24 rear tires.Reference

With 12.00x24 rear tires.Reference

Variants

60 Row-Crop

tricycle frontReference

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60 Standard

fixed front treadReference

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60 Industrial

industrial tractorReference

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Engine

Fuel tank

37.9 LReference

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Engine

14.0 kWReference

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Displacement

2.0 LReference

3.5 LReference

Bore/Stroke

84 x 89 mmReference

89 x 95 mmReference

Power

14.0 kWReference

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Air cleaner

oil bathReference

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Rated RPM

1500Reference

1750Reference

Starter

electricReference

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Starter volts

6Reference

12Reference

Coolant capacity

9.5 LReference

17.0 LReference

Gas Fuel tank

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76.8 LReference

Diesel Fuel tank

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68.9 LReference

Engine (net)

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39.5 kWReference

Plows

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3-4Reference

Power (net)

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38.8 kWReference

Compression

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16:1Reference

Transmission

Type

gearReference

shuttleReference

Gears

6 forward and 2 reverseReference

6 forward and reverseReference

Clutch

203.2mm dry discReference

dry discReference

Oil capacity

22.7 LReference

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Transmission

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Reverse-O-TorcReference

PTO & Hydraulics

Rear PTO Type

540Reference

540 (1.375)Reference

Pressure

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69.0 barReference

Pump flow

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49.2 lpmReference

Rear Type

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II/IReference

Rear PTO

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independentReference

Engine RPM

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540@1750Reference

Dimensions

Wheelbase

167 cmReference

222 cmReference

Weight

938 kgReference

3970 to 4090 poundsReference

Front tire

5.00-15Reference

7.00x20Reference

Rear tire

10-24Reference

12.00x24Reference

Industrial front

5.00-15Reference

8.25x20Reference

Industrial rear

10-24Reference

14.9x24Reference

Length

281 cmReference

347 cmReference

Width

152 cmReference

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Height (steering wheel)

160 cmReference

175 cmReference

Shipping weight

938 kgReference

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Front tread

115 cmReference

152 cmReference

Rear tread

127 to 152 cmReference

133/168/176 cmReference

Gas Shipping

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1800 kgReference

Diesel Shipping

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1855 kgReference

Max front axle

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6350 kgReference

60 Serial Numbers

1946

460001Reference

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1947

460301Reference

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1948

460501Reference

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Speeds

Oliver 770 attachments

770 Serial Numbers

1958

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60504Reference

1959

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71001Reference

1960

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84554Reference

1961

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111472Reference

1962

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117600Reference

1963

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127319Reference

1964

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141901Reference

1965

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153255Reference

1966

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171515Reference

1967

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183649Reference

Location:

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Bottom of dashboard below steering wheel.Reference

Last

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193365Reference

Electrical

Charging system

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generatorReference

Battery volts

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12Reference

Attachment overview

Oliver 70 Backhoe

Backhoe type

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Oliver 70 BackhoeReference

Transport height

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289 cmReference

Digging depth

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365 cmReference

Reach from pivot

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436 cmReference

Loading height

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264 cmReference

Swing Arc

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188°Reference

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.