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06-15-2003 07:40:43

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I currently pull a Farmall 560 diesel and was thinking about getting another tractor that was lighter and that I could pull our antique classes with (1957 or older)...and I happened to think of a Cockshutt 40 or 50 (you don't see many around eastern Oh), I don't know a whole lot about these tractors and was wondering if they would make a good puller in the 4500-5500 classes and what kind of power-engine mods can be had...thanks a lot

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BRAD

06-15-2003 19:50:52

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Re: Cockshutt pullers in reply to JR, 06-15-2003 07:40:43

WE USE TO PULL A 40 COCKSHUTT IN THE 4750 LB AND UP CLASS. 301ci, D-19 HEAD AND OTHER PARTS AROUND 105 HP AT 20% OVER RPM. VERY STRONG RUNNER

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farmcrest30

06-16-2003 20:13:11

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Re: Re: Cockshutt pullers in reply to BRAD, 06-15-2003 19:50:52

105 hp? I'm interested. If you want E-mail me at farmcrest30@yahoo.com

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Jason

06-15-2003 20:21:40

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Re: Re: Cockshutt pullers in reply to BRAD, 06-15-2003 19:50:52

Is that an Allis 301 engine? Tell me more!!

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BRAD

06-16-2003 15:32:23

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Re: Re: Re: Cockshutt pullers in reply to Jason, 06-15-2003 20:21:40

I AM SORRY, IT WAS 310ci still a buda block (a 50 block)D-19 HEAD AND CARB

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gas?

06-16-2003 15:59:48

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Cockshutt pullers in reply to BRAD, 06-16-2003 15:32:23

did you have a gas d-19 head on it? I was wondering sine those are flat how much compression you had?

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New Super 88 D puller

06-15-2003 14:05:24

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Re: Cockshutt pullers in reply to JR, 06-15-2003 07:40:43

Forget about a Cockshutt 40/50. You need to get an Oliver. Their are alot more parts available for them in Eastern Ohio. You can get 500 + cubes out of a Super 77,770,88,880. If your pulling a 560 why not get an H or an M or somthing?

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06-15-2003 14:17:47

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Re: Re: Cockshutt pullers in reply to New Super 88 D puller, 06-15-2003 14:05:24

well super 88 diesel puller, two of my best friends both have 88s and nothing against them, but I want something different, and btw....even though I've always been IH, I hate H'S lol...M's are ok, but i want something that'll get in 4500, and once again, something a little different.

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06-15-2003 14:46:33

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Re: Re: Re: Cockshutt pullers in reply to JR, 06-15-2003 14:17:47

by the way an M can easily be lightened to the 4500, heck right not some are pulling 3500!

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diet

06-15-2003 14:26:03

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Re: Re: Re: Cockshutt pullers in reply to JR, 06-15-2003 14:17:47

You'll have to diet a 40 pretty good to get it in 4500. You can get it there but may not have a lot of moveable weight.

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rules?

06-15-2003 08:14:25

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Re: Cockshutt pullers in reply to JR, 06-15-2003 07:40:43

are you running a speed limit? as long as you're not low gear only cockshutts are good pullers. they've just got too slow of a low gear. you can get about 400 c.i. out of a 40 or 50 motor. A d-19 crank in a 40/50 motor with a few other mods will give you 80 h.p. easy.

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Farmcrest30

06-16-2003 20:11:14

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Re: Re: Cockshutt pullers in reply to rules?, 06-15-2003 08:14:25

400CI? Tell me more, e-mail farmcrest30@yahoo.com

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Brandin M. Peasley

06-15-2003 08:01:01

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Re: Cockshutt pullers in reply to JR, 06-15-2003 07:40:43

JR, I have a Cockshutt 40 which I pull in 4500 and up Division 3. It has had a lot of engine work done to it and has a big carb on it (Div. 3 legal). The tractor is in very good shape and there is a picture in the for sale ads under Div. 3 pulling tractor. The rims on it are not mine and do not match it but I have 2 sets of matching rims that go with it 18-34 and 18-38's.

Brandin

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