This comprehensive Oliver 1650 and 1655 Tractor Service Shop Manual provides detailed instructions for maintaining and servicing your tractor. The manual is organized with easy-to-follow diagrams and manufacturers' specifications to guide you through every step. It features a comprehensive index, allowing you to quickly locate the specific service repair procedures you need. Detailed illustrations, diagrams, drawings, and photos enhance the understanding of each repair process. The manual covers a wide range of components and systems, including the belt pulley, carburetor, clutch, cooling system, creeper drive, diesel system, differential, electrical system, engine, final drives, front system, governor, Hydra-Power Drive Unit, Hydraul Shift, hydraulic system, power steering, power take-off, reverse torc drive unit, steering gear, and transmission. This manual is well-structured and written in a clear, concise manner to ensure that anyone, regardless of their technical expertise, can follow the instructions. With its abundance of pictures, diagrams, and illustrations, this manual is an invaluable resource for tune-ups, regular maintenance, or more complex repairs.

The Oliver 1650 and 1655 tractors, produced by the Oliver Corporation (later White Farm Equipment), were popular agricultural workhorses in the 1960s and 1970s. These tractors were known for their rugged construction, powerful engines, and versatile capabilities. Both models were similar in design, featuring a compact and durable chassis with a distinctive Oliver styling. The Oliver 1650 was powered by a 6-cylinder, 135-horsepower diesel engine, while the 1655 offered a slightly larger 6-cylinder, 150-horsepower diesel powerplant. These engines provided ample torque for pulling heavy implements and tackling demanding tasks. The Oliver 1650 and 1655 tractors boasted a range of features that contributed to their productivity and ease of operation. The transmission, typically a 6-speed synchronized manual, allowed for a wide range of speeds to suit various applications. These tractors were equipped with a hydraulic system and a three-point hitch for attaching and operating implements, and they often came equipped with a live power take-off for powering rotary tools. The Oliver 1650 and 1655 tractors were designed for versatility and reliability, making them ideal for a wide range of agricultural tasks, including plowing, tilling, planting, cultivating, and harvesting. The tractors' rugged durability and dependable performance made them a favorite among farmers and ranchers across North America. Although no longer in production, these tractors continue to be a valuable part of agricultural history and can still be found in use today on many farms and ranches.