1755 Oliver Tractor Information

Dimensions

• The Oliver 1755 has an operating weight of 9,600 pounds, and the operating weight includes the actual weight of the machine plus a full tank of gas and the average weight of a man. The ballasting weight is 13,250 pounds, and this weight helps to control wheel slippage. It also helps to improve the performance of your tractor. The tractor uses a 7.50-15 front tire and a 18.4-34 rear tire, and it has a wheel base of 8 feet 9 inches wide. The wheelbase refers to the total distance between the two front tires.

Features

• This tractor features an independent rear power take-off (PTO) system, and the rear revolutions per minute (rpm) were between 540 and 1,000 rpm. The PTO helps you move the attachment or drag a piece of equipment. It comes with a three-point hitch, but it comes standard with a one- or two-point rear hitch. The rear lift can raise between 4,000 pounds and 6,000 pounds. This tractor has a closed center hydraulic system with a valve flow of 20 gallons per minute (gpm).

Engine

• The Oliver 1755 tractor features a Waukesha-Oliver diesel, six-cylinder engine. It has a liquid cooling system, which helps keep the engine from overheating when you operate it. The engine compression is 16:1, and it needs 12 volts (V) to start. This is a 2,400 rpm engine with an engine displacement of 310 cubic inches (in3). The engine displacement is how much volume the pistons can move through the cylinders in a single movement. The engine bore (cylinder diameter) is 3.875 inches, and the engine stroke (total length the pistons can move) is 4.375 inches.

Transmission

• The transmission has between six and 18 forward gears and between two and six reverse gears. Each gear has a power shift that you can move in under, over or direct drive. This is a hydraulic shift transmission with partial power shift.