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David Brown Cropmaster

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Newgen

11-03-2003 15:01:49




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Does anyone here know anything about a David Brown Cropmaster tractor? It's a utility type tractor, 4 cylinded overhead valve engine, looks to be about 40 or 50 hp. I've never seen or heard of one. How many were made and during what years? I can't find a serial number on it, wher eis it supposed to be? Thanks in advance.




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Brad From Australia

11-04-2003 03:14:58




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 Re: David Brown Cropmaster in reply to Newgen, 11-03-2003 15:01:49  
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Hi
Here's a pic of my 1948 David Brown VAK1C Cropmaster.
Check out http://www.canit.se/~ingemar/serialwh.htm for serial number details, it can usually be found on a plate on the dash / fuel tank area.

Cropmaster

1947-1953

The long production run of Cropmaster tractors saw many new features pioneered by the company and did much to enhance the reputation for reliability and quality enjoyed by the David Brown tractor. With the introduction of the Cropmaster the company introduced the popular policy of including in the standard specification many items normally regarded as extras - at this time such items as hydraulic lift, swinging drawbar and electric lighting. The 2-speed PTO, 6-speed gearbox, coil ignition and the high speed direct injection diesel engine were all introduced by David Brown in this period. The diesel engine was introduced in 1949 and developed 34 bhp at 1800 rev/min. (From http://www.canit.se/~ingemar/cropmast.htm)
Hope this helps a bit.
Cheers Brad

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