1955

This manual covers the 1755, 1855, and 1955 Series Tractors, produced from the mid-to-late 1960s through the early 1970s. These tractors, manufactured by Oliver Corporation, were known for their robust construction and significant power, serving as reliable workhorses in agricultural applications. They featured their own diesel engines, designed for strong low-end torque, and offered various transmission options, including multi-speed gearboxes and the versatile Hydra-Power Drive. The series represented a commitment to providing advanced, powerful utility tractors for the era, and these machines are recognized for their industry standing and durability.

This manual covers the Oliver 1755, 1855, and 1955 tractor models, produced from the mid-1960s to the early 1970s. These tractors, manufactured in Charles City, Iowa, are known for their robust construction, reliable performance, and significant advancements in comfort and hydraulic systems for their era. Oliver Corporation, with a heritage dating back to the late 19th century, built a reputation for durable and dependable farm machinery, and the 55 series represents a key evolution in their product line. They are powered by Oliver Diesel engines, likely inline 3 or 4-cylinder configurations, offering an estimated 50-80 PTO horsepower, and feature manual synchromesh transmissions with options for enhanced traction and PTO capabilities.

The Oliver 1755, 1855, and 1955 tractors represent a lineage of robust American farm equipment, known for their durability and powerful diesel engines. Manufactured by the Oliver Corporation, these models were introduced in the mid-to-late 1960s and early 1970s, embodying a commitment to reliable performance in agricultural applications. Designed for demanding work, they feature strong construction and are recognized for their powerful engines, which typically range from approximately 55 to 85 horsepower, delivering robust low-end torque essential for fieldwork. These tractors are a testament to Oliver's legacy of producing dependable machinery for the farming community.

This manual covers the Oliver 1755, 1855, and 1955 Tractor models, which were manufactured likely from the mid-to-late 1960s through the 1970s. These tractors, known for their robust construction and reliability, were designed by Oliver, a brand with a strong legacy in agricultural machinery. The '55' series represented advancements in power and functionality, incorporating features like diesel engines, potential turbochargers, and sophisticated hydraulic systems. They served as dependable workhorses for various farming needs, reflecting the era's progress in agricultural engineering.