The story
The Oliver 60 was a row-crop tractor that the Oliver Farm Equipment Company introduced in 1940. It used a four-cylinder engine and followed the six-cylinder Oliver 70.
The 70 had been losing sales to cheaper rivals such as the Farmall A, the Allis-Chalmers Model B and the John Deere Model B, so Oliver brought out the smaller 60 to compete on price. The design carried on through the Oliver 66, Super 66 and 660, each a modest improvement, and the line lasted until 1964.
Did you knowOliver created the 60 because its larger six-cylinder 70 was being outsold by cheaper rivals.
For sale
No Oliver 60 listings yet. Dealers and private sellers will be able to list them here soon.
Selling one?Nebraska tractor test
| Test number | 375 |
| Year tested | 1941 |
Test 375 is listed as the Oliver Row Crop 60 HC.