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Coop 3 serial no's

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Ray Haa

11-30-2005 14:28:57




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Does anyone know where we can find a listing of serial #"s for the Coop 1, 2, & 3? These are the early ones before the E series, before 1946. They are equipped with a Chrysler industrial engine and dodge rear end. Large square tractor weighing around 5000 lb and run about 25 mph in 4th gear, red in color. Thanks




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chparks

11-30-2005 16:29:08




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 Re: Coop 3 serial no's in reply to Ray Haa, 11-30-2005 14:28:57  
In the book "Cockshutt the Complete Story" tells
how you can tell the year from the serial no.
The book is avalable and compiled by the International Cuckshutt Club Inc.



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Dave Sherburne,NY

11-30-2005 16:17:36




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 Re: Coop 3 serial no's in reply to Ray Haa, 11-30-2005 14:28:57  
These CO OP #3 are totally unrelated to the Co op E3 which are Cockshutt 30s discussed on this board.



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Leroy

11-30-2005 16:16:07




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 Re: Coop 3 serial no's in reply to Ray Haa, 11-30-2005 14:28:57  
the No. 1, 2, 3 were built starting in 1936 with the B1 in 41-42 with the B2 & B3 about 1940 to 1942 with the model C in 1944. All this acording to Cockshutt- The Complete History Book



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Dave Sherburne,NY

11-30-2005 16:15:00




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 Re: Coop 3 serial no's in reply to Ray Haa, 11-30-2005 14:28:57  
Try the "LESSER KNOWN CLASSICS" board with
this question There's a couple of knowledgeable
guys there.



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