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60 cockshutt gages

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jdpaxton

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Lots of past discussions on this topic but nothing has been definitive. I have an early 60 Cockshutt with the 4speed and my original gages are long gone. Does anyone know the face color and if the faces had Cockshutt on them. Could they just been yellow Oliver gages, never mind if they said Oliver rather than Cockshutt?
 
I have an original cockshutt 60 that indeed does have the yellow faced oliver gauges in them. They do say oliver on them. When I restored my other 60 I put the oliver gauges that stiener carries in. Although the color does vary from the original, they sure do look good. It seems to me the originals are a little more pale where as the new are bright yellow. If interested will post some pictures within a few days.
Lyle
 

The Cockshutt Built Cockshutt tractors use a black face USA made gauge set That should work on your Oliver built COCKSHUTT 60.

We have the sets on stock here...USA Made, matching original fonts, black face without the Oliver or Cockshutt name, chrome benzels.

Phil Heisey
215-256-8651
 
I appreciate the responses. I recalled a parts list(book) for the Oliver Row Crop 60 I have. Forgot I had it. Dated 5-1-41 so she s early. Mine is a 1943 from the engine tag so the info should be close. I decided to look up the gauges.The oil is H-344. The amp is H-7353 and temp H-528 with no reference to Cockshutt. However cruising the other sections shows the "transfers" or decals for the Oliver and also the Cockshutt. The axle tubes are also listed for the Oliver and separate Cockshutt tubes. The center grille bar for the Oliver is H-512 and the Cockshutt is H-512A. From the above evidence it would seem most likely that the Cocky used Oliver yellow faced gauges. If anyone has the gauges new in the box with those numbers, than it would confirm the oliver yellow faces. It is all I have ever seen on Oliver 60 s. The faded yellow to white is a true fact. In fact there was more than one supplier and their individual fade rate is different I have noticed.
 
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