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Cockshutt 411R

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Deb

11-03-2001 12:31:15




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We have a Cockshutt 411R (made by Fiat). It's been a great little loader tractor, perfect for feeding silage & round bales etc. Recently though, we have started having problems, probably fuel system. The tractor will run sporadically - sometimes all day & sometimes you can't get it to stay running for more than a minute or two. When it stalls, it will generally always restart but won't stay running The first time it did this, was when I was raking straw this fall - it suddenly sounded and felt like it was under a big load and then stalled & wouldn't restart. Since then, it has been unreliable at best. It leaks a bit of diesel out of the small overflow at the bottom of the injector pump (correct me if that's not what it is) - when we asked a mechanic about it, he said he felt that the injector pump was worn and needed to be rebuilt. Is it worth it? Any thoughts or experience with this kind of thing? We have checked the air filter , replaced the fuel filters & cleaned the sediment bowl. Also wondering if anyone knows where we can get a service manual for this tractor? Thanks!

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Dsl

11-04-2001 16:15:42




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 Re: Cockshutt 411R in reply to Deb, 11-03-2001 12:31:15  
Be VERY careful about sinking money into this tractor...precious little is available in parts for them, either through AGCO or aftermarket, and, what you can get is often VERY expensive. You can't get most internal parts for the engine(bearings, sleeves, gaskets, seals, etc...) or the hydraulic pump, and the 24V electrical system is nearly impossible to service, too. My suggestion??? You seem to like this tractor, so find yourself a Cockshutt 1250-A,(NOT a 1250, as it is the same basic tractor as you have now, with the same parts availability problem) 1255(beware of the 4WD ones of these), or 1265, or a White 1270(I have one for sale, with a loader, if you're in Ontario and might be interested) as all these are DRAMATICALLY better built tractors, and have no parts availability problems, but share the 411R's compactness and maneuvorability.

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Manuel

11-05-2001 22:54:23




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 Re: Re: Cockshutt 411R in reply to Dsl, 11-04-2001 16:15:42  
Deb,
manuals are available for the 411R.
what are u looking for? Manuel



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