This 1947 Oliver 60 tractor is a Row Crop model that was refurbished under prior ownership and purchased by the seller in 2024. The tractor is finished in green with a yellow grille and is powered by a 121ci gasoline inline-four paired with a six-speed dual-range manual transmission. Features include engine side covers, headlights, a padded seat, a rear power take-off, a pin hitch, and rear half fenders. This Oliver 60 is now offered at no reserve in Ohio with a bill of sale.
The Model 60 Row Crop was produced by the Oliver Farm Equipment Company of Charles City, Iowa, from 1940 to 1948 and it featured streamlined styling cues that debuted with the larger Model 70. This example was refinished in green under prior ownership. The curved grille is finished in yellow with red center trim, and additional details include louvered engine cover panels, headlights, a rear work light, rear half fenders, a silver exhaust stack, and Row Crop graphics. Scratches are present on the upper body panel.
Red-finished steel wheels are mounted with 5.00-15″ Firestone front and 12.4-28″ Stomil rear agricultural tires, and the seller notes cracks in the sidewalls. The tractor is equipped with a narrow-track front axle, and stopping power is from rear drum brakes.
The operator’s station houses a steel seat with cushions trimmed in black vinyl. A shifter lever is positioned on the right, and other controls include a clutch pedal, a hand throttle, and left and right pedals for the individual rear brakes.
The three-spoke steering wheel sits above a dash panel that houses gauges for oil pressure, amperage, and coolant temperature. The tractor is not equipped with an hour meter, therefore total runtime is unknown.
The gasoline-fueled 121ci inline-four sends power to the rear wheels through a six-speed manual transmission with high and low ranges. Oil leaks are noted.
The tractor is equipped with a pin hitch and a rear power take-off shaft.
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