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Cockshutt rebuilding rookie

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Jake Young

05-01-2004 14:08:23




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just started rebuilding a stuck 1948 cockshut 30. need some hard to find engine parts like a exhaust/intake manifold, thermostat, crankshaft pulley, and also maybe some new sheet metal. experienced advice much appreiated.




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Keith

05-03-2004 06:00:48




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 Re: Cockshutt rebuilding rookie in reply to Jake Young, 05-01-2004 14:08:23  
I make some sheet metal and have some used tinware for Csck 30 tractors. We have grills and screens, battery boxes, gear shift boots, carb kits, manuals, decals, head lights, dash light, brake return springs and brake linings, guages, steering u joints, steering wheels, seat cushions. This is just some of the Csck 30 parts we have. Give me a call. 519-842-6264



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Irv

05-01-2004 17:04:43




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 Re: Cockshutt rebuilding rookie in reply to Jake Young, 05-01-2004 14:08:23  
Jake, I can give you most of the info you request if you email me as it is to much for on the forum. Also Phil Heisly can help with this stuff.



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Paul Bidgood

05-13-2004 10:36:56




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 Re: Re: Cockshutt rebuilding rookie in reply to Irv , 05-01-2004 17:04:43  
Jake what parts does Irv have for a Cockshutt 540.



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Jeb2N

05-01-2004 17:39:31




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 Re: Re: Cockshutt rebuilding rookie in reply to Irv , 05-01-2004 17:04:43  
Hey Irv;

I looked into the rear axle wobbling the other day and it was actually the large OUTSIDE nut. I could wiggle it with the cotter pin still in place! I had one wheel off and the other wheel on, put it in gear and used a big ol' adjustable to tighten it down and feels good and solid now! Just gotta do the left side which wasn't as bad. Glad I didn't have to remove the PTO cover plate!

BTW, I still haven't gotten my brake parts from Phil...gonna call him on Monday and see what's going on.

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