1964 - 1969

In 1964 Oliver sent a total of four 1850 tractors to Nebraska for testing. Diesel and gasoline versions of the standard two-wheel drive were included, along with one each of the diesel and gasoline-powered four-wheel-drive tractors. While actually introduced in 1964, the 1850 tractor was fully launched for the drawbar horsepower with the two-wheel drive; these tabulations are included in Test No. 875. No. 876 illustrates the 1850 gasoline model with a four-wheel-drive option, and it delivered over 86 drawbar horsepower. The Oliver 1850 was avialable with many new options, including a fully-enclosed cab. Another important option were the large fender tanks. Gasoline models were ordinarily priced at about $8,000, but optional LP-gas equipment was available for an additional $400. Fully hydraulic power steering came as standard equipment, along with the choice of Hydra-Power drive or the Over/Under Hydraul-Shift system. Standard tire equipment included 18.4-34 rear tires.

Engine: Waukesha-Oliver

Cylinders: 6

Bore & Stroke: 3.88x5.00

RPM: 2400

CID: 354

Fuel: Diesel

Main Fuel Tank Cap:

Aux Fuel Tank Cap:

Carburetor:

Cooling Capacity: 20 qts

Drawbar HP: 84.52

PTO HP: 92.94

Weight: lbs

Length: inches

Width: inches

Height: inches

Number of Gears:

Options:

1964: 150421

1965: 153014

1966: 168127

1967: 183382

1968: 200360

1969: 212673

Location: On the instrument panel support