Oliver 770 Diesel with Oliver 727 Hydraulic Flare-Box Wagon Attachment

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Oliver 770 Diesel

Introduced in 1958 as part of Oliver’s new “Hundred Series,” the Oliver 770 Diesel quickly became a popular row-crop tractor. Powered by a 217-cubic-inch, six-cylinder Waukesha-Oliver diesel engine producing approximately 50 PTO horsepower, it featured a 6-speed transmission, with Hydra-Power available as an option.

Built in Charles City, Iowa, from 1958 to 1967, the 770 was offered in several configurations, including narrow- and wide-front row crop, Wheatland, orchard, and industrial models. Its distinctive Meadow Green and Clover White color scheme, along with its durable design and updated 1962 styling, made the 770 a recognizable and important

part of Oliver’s transition into modern tractor design.

Oliver 727 Hydraulic Flare-Box Wagon

The Oliver 727 Flare-Box Wagon was a versatile farm wagon designed for hauling grain, forage, ear corn, and other materials around the farm. Its distinctive galvanized steel flare sides widened toward the top, increasing carrying capacity and making loading and unloading easier.

Built for everyday farm use, the 727 was offered in several running-gear configurations, including versions with a

Hydraulic hoist. Its durable construction, galvanized box, wooden floor, and classic Oliver styling made it a depend

a piece of equipment built for years of hard work. Many remained in service long after

production ended.