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Cockshutt 30 wheels and 3pt option

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Wayne Kachmar

11-12-2004 20:08:29




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Does anyone know if there is an interchange for rear and front wheels for the Cockshutt 30 tractor? I have one rear wheel that is no longer able to be patched / welded. They seem similar to massey Harris type wheels. Also does anyone know if there is / was a three point option for this tractor or if a hydraulic port is / was available on this machine?




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P Heisey-Harleysville,PA

11-13-2004 03:35:19




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 Re: Cockshutt 30 wheels and 3pt option in reply to Wayne Kachmar, 11-12-2004 20:08:29  
Wayne, The Cockshutt 30 used several types of front and rear wheels.Please advise a description of the ones you need.
Live hydraulics were available as an option on all Cockshutt 30 / Co-op E3 tractors from start to finish during the 10 year production period (1946-1956).
The three point hydraulic option was introduced in 1952 and could be fitted to ALL 30/E3 models, both earlier and later.
I have many parts on stock and available.
Phil Heisey 215-256-8651 FAX 215-256-1203

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Wayne Kachmar

11-14-2004 19:34:46




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 Re: Cockshutt 30 wheels and 3pt option in reply to P Heisey-Harleysville,PA, 11-13-2004 03:35:19  
The rear wheels are referred to by old time locals here as "tin plate" I don't know if that helps. The wheels are basically a rim spot welded to a disc wheel with about a 10" bolt circle, (I will have to measure it to be sure of the size. The disc portion has four areas that are welded to the rim. If necessary, I can generate a digital picture for more detailed identification. However,I don't know how to post it on this site.

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