Row CropPerformance profile
Oliver 880
The Oliver 880 is a row crop tractor made from 1958 to 1963. It has a 2WD drive system and a manual steering type. The tractor uses a constant mesh transmission with 6 forward gears and 2 reverse gears. It's powered by a Waukesha-Oliver gasoline engine with 6 cylinders lined up in a row. The engine is cooled by liquid and breathes in air naturally. This tractor has an engine with average displacement and below-average power output compared to other tractors. It can produce 50.77 hp at 1650 rpm. The Oliver 880 weighs 5640 lb, which is on the lighter side for tractors. It measures 144 inches long and 92 inches wide. The tractor has a three-point hitch at the back, which can handle category III or II implements. It also has an independent PTO that spins at 540 rpm. The Oliver 880 has an open operator station, which means no cab. It starts with an electric starter and uses differential mechanical disc brakes. The tractor has agricultural tires on both front and back. Some extra features include its ability to pull 5945 lbs at 3.14 mph and use 4.34 gallons of fuel per hour at maximum power. This tractor is a good choice for farmers who need a simple, reliable machine for row crop work.
ManufacturerOliverPower50.77 hpEngine6-cylTransConstant mesh
Quick specs
- Category
- Row Crop
- Engine Power Output
- 51hp
- Operating Weight
- 5,640 lb
- Transmission
- Constant mesh
At a glance
How the 880 compares
vs. Row Crop medianDistribution
Engine Power (hp)
Across all Row Crop tractors
50.77 hp · 6th
This model
12
Median 138 hp
283
This modelRow Crop tractorsMediann = 1,206
The 880 ranks at the 6th percentile for engine power among recorded row crop tractors.
Overview
About the Oliver 880
The Oliver 880 is a row crop tractor made from 1958 to 1963. It has a 2WD drive system and a manual steering type. The tractor uses a constant mesh transmission with 6 forward gears and 2 reverse gears. It's powered by a Waukesha-Oliver gasoline engine with 6 cylinders lined up in a row. The engine is cooled by liquid and breathes in air naturally. This tractor has an engine with average displacement and below-average power output compared to other tractors. It can produce 50.77 hp at 1650 rpm. The Oliver 880 weighs 5640 lb, which is on the lighter side for tractors. It measures 144 inches long and 92 inches wide. The tractor has a three-point hitch at the back, which can handle category III or II implements. It also has an independent PTO that spins at 540 rpm. The Oliver 880 has an open operator station, which means no cab. It starts with an electric starter and uses differential mechanical disc brakes. The tractor has agricultural tires on both front and back. Some extra features include its ability to pull 5945 lbs at 3.14 mph and use 4.34 gallons of fuel per hour at maximum power. This tractor is a good choice for farmers who need a simple, reliable machine for row crop work.
Full specifications
Every recorded spec
General
| Manufacturer | Oliver |
|---|---|
| Model | 880 |
| Category | Row Crop tractor |
| Type | 4x2 |
| Years built | 1958–1963 |
| Operating weight | 5,640lb |
Engine
| Make | Waukesha-Oliver |
|---|---|
| Power | 50.77hp |
| Cylinders | 6 |
| Displacement | 265.1ci |
| Bore | 3.75in |
| Stroke | 4in |
Transmission
| Type | Constant mesh |
|---|---|
| Forward gears | 6 |
| Reverse gears | 2 |
Chassis & drive
| Chassis | 4x2 |
|---|---|
| Drive | 2WD |
| Steering | Manual |
| Brakes | Differential mechanical disc |
| Cab | Open |
Power take-off
| Rear PTO | Independent |
|---|---|
| PTO speed | 540rpm |
Dimensions
| Length | 144in |
|---|---|
| Width | 92in |
| Operating weight | 5,640lb |
Capacities
| Cooling system | 4.5gal |
|---|
Head to head
880 vs. Row Crop median
How the Oliver 880 compares to other Row Crop tractors
| Spec | This model | Row Crop median | Difference | Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Engine Power | 50.8 hp | 138 hp | -63% | 6th |
| Engine Displacement | 265 ci | 391 ci | -32% | 20th |
| Cylinders | 6 | 6 | at median | 50th |
| Forward Gears | 6 | 16 | -62% | 11th |
| Operating Weight | 5,640 lb | 12,307 lb | -54% | 11th |
| Length | 144 in | 180 in | -20% | 14th |
| Width | 92 in | 91.2 in | +1% | 53rd |
Medians and percentiles are computed from the row crop tractors in our database with a recorded value for each spec (sample sizes 806–1,417 models).
Compare to tractors with similar specs
Commonly compared Oliver tractors
| Tractor | Engine Power | Operating Weight | Years | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oliver 1550 | 53.83 hp | 7,000 lb | 1965–1969 | Compare → |
| Oliver 770 | 47 hp | 5,500 lb | 1958–1967 | Compare → |
| Oliver Super 88 | 44.23 hp | 5,401 lb | 1954–1958 | Compare → |
| Oliver 1600 Series B | 61 hp | 7,397 lb | 1963–1964 | Compare → |
| Oliver 1650 | 66.48 hp | 7,815 lb | 1964–1969 | Compare → |
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| Tractor | Engine Power | Operating Weight | Years | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Allis Chalmers 5050 | 50 hp | 4,410 lb | 1977–1983 | Compare → |
| Allis Chalmers FD5 | 50 hp | 5,412 lb | — | Compare → |
| Belarus 4055 | 50 hp | 4,750 lb | — | Compare → |
| AGCO GT45 | 52 hp | 4,806 lb | — | Compare → |
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FAQ
Common questions
What years was the Oliver 880 manufactured?
Production of the Oliver 880 ran from 1958 through 1963.
What type of transmission does the Oliver 880 have?
The Oliver 880 uses a Constant mesh transmission offering 6 forward gears.
What three-point hitch category does the Oliver 880 use?
The Oliver 880 has a Category III/II three-point hitch.
How powerful is the Oliver 880?
The Oliver 880 has an engine power output of 50.77 hp. It is powered by a 6-cylinder engine displacing 265.1 ci.
What is the working weight of the Oliver 880?
The operating weight of the Oliver 880 is approximately 5,640 lb.
What routine service does the Oliver 880 need?
Regular maintenance for the Oliver 880 includes checking and changing engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and filters, plus routine inspections as recommended in the owner's manual. Always follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for specific intervals and procedures.