White 60

The White 60 is a utility tractor produced from 1989 to 1991 as part of the American Series by White. It was built in Coldwater, Ohio, USA, and originally priced at $21,000 in 1991. The tractor was available in four color choices to commemorate four of the tractor brands which were part of White's history: White Silver (standard), Cockshutt Red, Minneapolis-Moline Gold, and Oliver Green (optional). It features a Cummins 3.9L 4-cylinder liquid-cooled diesel engine, with a rated RPM of 2200. Transmission options include a 6-speed sliding gear and an 18-speed partial power shift. The tractor offers PTO power of 60 hp (claimed) and tested drawbar power of 51.31 hp. It has two- or four-wheel drive, power steering, dry disc brakes, and a two-post ROPS with optional canopy. The hydraulic system is open center with 13 gal capacity and 2200 psi pressure. The tractor hitch is category I/II with a rear lift capacity of 4500 lbs. Dimensions include a wheelbase of 95.5 inches, length of 151.5 inches, width of 81.5 inches, and operating weight of 8340 lbs. Electrical system is 12 volts with a 62 amp alternator. Multiple tire options are available for 2WD and 4WD configurations.