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In 1948, Oliver was ready with an entirely new line of tractors. The new oliver tractors followed some already field-popular models including the Oliver 60, Oliver 70, and Oliver 80 tractors. The Oliver 80 was available with a diesel engine, the sales for which had limited success. In the 1950s Oliver was an industry leader through their promotion of diesel power. Oliver led the industry in the sale of diesel tractor for several years starting tin the 1950's with their early Diesel Oliver tractors.
The Oliver 66, Oliver 77 and Oliver 88 tractors of the 1948 to 1954 period, marked an entirely new set of models. The Oliver 77 and Oliver 88 could be bought with either gasoline or diesel engines. During 1954, the company upgraded these tractors with the new "Super" series models, and added the Oliver Super 55. It was the company's first compact utility tractor. In 1958, Oliver began marketing the new Oliver 660,Oliver 770, Oliver 880, and Oliver 990.
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![Black finish. 2-1/2 I.D., 5-1/4 O.D., 4 tall
Fits: [ Super 99 GM, 990, 995 (with GM diesel) ]; Replaces: : 720404A, 720404G](https://oliverparts.com/products/photos/ABC1826_1494.jpg)
![Fits: [ Super 44, Super 55, Super 77, Super 88, 440, 550, 66, 77, 88 (and OTHER MODELS USING CAT 1 THREE POINT HITCH) ]
16 long tube. Category 1 = 3/4 holes at both ends.](https://oliverparts.com/products/photos/FDS023_572_1273.jpg)
