ODDBALL Olivers?? 440-1550-1650 Unique!!

2)1550 Gas with White 1610 Loader. This one is a "utility" version? It has 28" rear rubber and the wide front end is pushed up underneith the tractor. I've seen larger Oliver "utility" versions, but never a 1550.

3) is a 1650 Gas With White 1610 Loader but this 1650 has a tripple range trans in it. The leaver is under the throttle like the 55 series tractors. I have never seen a 50 series tractor with a triple range.

Has anyone ever seen Olivers like these? How common are these features? Thanks for any input!!
-Rob

The 1550 utility is a little rarer than the row crop version, but I suspect that is the case with all the utility models. Our neighbor has a 1550 utility diesel, but I cant say I have seen too many of them.

The 1650 with the over/under Hydral shift is likely a later model. I think they put the three speed in the 50 series as an option in 1968 and 1969 before they went to the 55 series. My 1850 is a 1968 model and it has the three speed as well. Not too many around with the three speed in them, but there are some.

So you do have some of the rarer features on your Olivers. Dont know that it makes them worth a whole lot more, but sure makes interesting conversation.....

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