Oliver 1900 Tractor (1964)
Manufacturer:Oliver
Price:9,000(USD)
Series:4-Digit Series
Model:1900
Equipment Type: Row-Crop Tractors
Factory:Charles City, Iowa, USA
Full Specifications
ENGINE DETAIL 1
- Description
- General Motors 4-53 blower diesel 4-cylinder liquid-cooled
- Displacemen
- 212.4ci / 3.5L
- Bore/Strok
- 3.875x4.50inches / 98x 114mm
- Air cleane
- oil bath
- Compressio
- 17:1
- Rated RP
- 2000
- Starter volt
- 12
- Oil capacit
- 14.5qts / 13.7L
- Coolant capacit
- 21qts / 19.9L
ENGINE DETAIL 2
- Description
- General Motors 4-53 blower diesel 4-cylinder liquid-cooled Series B engine, used from 1962 to 1964
- Displacemen
- 212ci / 3.5L
- Bore/Strok
- 3.875x4.50inches / 98x 114mm
- Air cleane
- oil bath
- Compressio
- 21:1
- Rated RP
- 2200
- Starter volt
- 12
OLIVER 1900 ENGINE
- Description
- General Motors 3.5L 4-cyl diesel
TRANSMISSIONS OVERVIEW
- Description
- 6-speed unsynchronized gear 12-speed partial power shift
TRANSMISSION 1
- Typ
- unsynchronized gear
- Gear
- 6 forward and 2 reverse
- Clutc
- dry disc
TRANSMISSION 2
- Transmissio
- Hydra-Power
- Typ
- partial power shift
- Gear
- 12 forward and 4 reverse
- Clutc
- dry disc
OLIVER 1900 TRANSMISSIONS
- Description
- 6-speed unsynchronized gear 12-speed partial power shift
MECHANICAL
- Description
- Two- or four-wheel drive, Differential dry disc brakes Open operator station
- Steerin
- manual/power (late)
CAPACITY
- Fue
- 31.5gal / 119.2L
- Hydraulic syste
- 5gal / 18.9L
HYDRAULICS
- Capacit
- 5gal / 18.9L
- Pump flo
- 13gpm / 49.2lpm
TRACTOR HITCH
- Rear Typ
- II/I
POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)
- Rear PT
- independent
- Rear RP
- 540/1000
- Engine RP
- 1000@2000
OLIVER 1900 TIRES
- Ag fron
- 7.50-18
- Ag rea
- 15-34
DIMENSIONS & TIRES
- Wheelbas
- 97.25inches / 247cm
- Weigh
- 12000lbs / 5443kg
- Front tir
- 7.50-18
- Rear tir
- 18-26
About Oliver Tractor
The Oliver 1900 tractor is part of the 4-Digit Series. The 1900 is a Row-Crop Tractors type, that is used mainly in Agriculture Tractors. The engine of the 1900 tractor produces. This arrangement is more practical in the real world.
