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Oliver 77 Row-Crop vs Oliver 80 Standard

Verdict: Oliver 77 Row-Crop vs Oliver 80 Standard

The Oliver 77 Row-Crop and the Oliver 80 Standard are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Oliver 80 Standard leads on rated power with 36 hp against 33 hp. Oliver 80 Standard is the lighter machine (2,177 kg vs 4,207 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. Oliver 77 Row-Crop holds more fuel (62.5 L vs 49.2 L) for longer stints between fills. Oliver 77 Row-Crop is the newer design (1948 vs 1937). In short: choose the Oliver 80 Standard for outright pulling power, or the Oliver 77 Row-Crop 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 77 Row-Crop Tractor
Oliver
62
Fit score
Best match
Clear
Oliver 80 Standard Tractor
Oliver
62
Fit score
Best match
Clear
Rated power
33 hp
36 hp
Confidence
40%
40%
Guide price
Overview
Manufacturer
OliverReference
OliverReference
LP gas 6-speed 2WDApril 28 - May 10, 1952Link: Nebraska Tractor Test 470 fileReference
The four-speed transmission was added to the Standard 80 in 1938.Reference
Steering
manualReference
manualReference
Variants
35
industrial tractorReference
77 Row-Crop
tricycle chassisReference
77 Standard
standard frontReference
77 Orchard
low-profileReference
Row-crop 80
tricycle-frontReference
Standard 80
fixed-treadReference
Engine
Fuel tank
62.5 LReference
64.3 LReference
Plows
2-3Reference
3Reference
Drawbar (tested)
24.5 kWReference
26.8 kWReference
Belt (tested)
27.7 kWReference
30.8 kWReference
Displacement
3.2 LReference
4.9 LReference
Bore/Stroke
84 x 95 mmReference
108 x 133 mmReference
Air cleaner
oil bathReference
oil bathReference
Compression
15.75:1Reference
Rated RPM
1600Reference
1200Reference
Firing order
1-5-3-6-2-4Reference
Oil capacity
7.6 LReference
Coolant capacity
17.0 LReference
Starter volts
6Reference
Belt power (max)
27.1 kWReference
30.8 kWReference
Max power
24.1 kWReference
26.8 kWReference
Starter type
electricReference
Transmission
Type
unsynchronized gearReference
gearReference
Gears
6 forward and 2 reverseReference
4 forward and 1 reverseReference
Clutch
dry discReference
dry discReference
PTO & Hydraulics
Rear PTO
independentReference
Rear PTO Type
540 (1.375)Reference
Dimensions
Wheelbase
230 cmReference
Weight
4207 to 4502 poundsReference
2177 kgReference
Front tire
5.50-16Reference
7.50-18Reference
Rear tire
10-38Reference
11.25-24Reference
Ag front
5.50-16Reference
7.50-18Reference
Ag rear
12-38Reference
12.75-24Reference
Length
353 cmReference
Height
190 cmReference
Height (hood)
156 cmReference
Ground clearance
63 cmReference
Front tread
152 to 227 cmReference
120 cmReference
Rear tread
152 to 234 cmReference
137 cmReference
Operating
2042 kgReference
Ballasted
3720 kgReference
Ballasted weight
3628 kgReference
77 Serial Numbers
1948
320001Reference
815216Reference
1949
320241Reference
1950
327901Reference
1951
337243Reference
1952
347904Reference
1953
3500001Reference
1954
4501667Reference
Location:
later: below instrument panelReference
Final
4504470Reference
816241Reference
Capacities
Diameter
30 cmReference
Width
203 cmReference
RPM
992Reference
Speed
938.78 meters/minReference
Test results
Belt fuel use (max)
17.4 l/hourReference
14.4 l/hourReference
Max pull
2167 kgReference
2303 kgReference
80 Standard Serial Numbers
1937
803929Reference
1938
805320 (4-speed)Reference
1939
805337Reference
1940
806880Reference
1941
808125Reference
1942
809051Reference
1943
809991Reference
1944
810470Reference
1945
811911Reference
1946
813067Reference
1947
814564Reference

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.

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