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Flea Market Cockshutt Cast Iron Rad

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MMB

11-06-2004 15:08:54




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I was at a flea market today and one item there was a Cockshutt cast iron radiator. Looked in very good shape, almost like somebody had it apart and then repaired the core, then just quickly bolted it back together. Question is this, could it be from any other Cockshutt than a Cockshutt 80? Had COCKSHUTT cast into the front of the top rad tank and had a big oval opening in the top for filling (no cap or wire hold down). Also had a crank in good condition which went through the lower cast iron part of the radiator towards the engine with a crank pulley coupler at the end of the crank. I'm guessing a Cockshutt 80. Any other possibilities? I think I might go back and buy it, somebody could probably put it to good use.

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RAB

11-07-2004 08:55:25




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 Re: Flea Market Cockshutt Cast Iron Rad in reply to MMB, 11-06-2004 15:08:54  
It is almost certainly an 80 as the crank went through the frame on the 90s
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DKaiser

11-07-2004 07:43:43




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 Re: Flea Market Cockshutt Cast Iron Rad in reply to MMB, 11-06-2004 15:08:54  
I think the Cockshutt 99's used a similar radiator. The main difference would be the size between the two. Other than that I wouldn't know how to tell them apart.



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