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D3 Co-op D-3 - How many were made?

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Robert Cash Mol

11-23-2007 16:08:36




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Hi...does anyone know how many of the Co-op D-3"s Tractor were made? I believe Cockshutt later bought the Co-op line - is that right? thanks!




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edchainsaw

11-26-2007 20:11:57




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 Re: D3 Co-op D-3 - How many were made? in reply to Robert Cash Moline, 11-23-2007 16:08:36  
YES VIRGINIA there are D-3's and I hope someone gets you the proper information on it.

They were built and sold in the late 1940's (after the war) but before the E-5's were available.

they are a more styled version of the old #3 and from there I dont exactly know where production was at.. or where most were sold to.



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Mike (WA)

11-25-2007 08:30:54




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 Re: D3 Co-op D-3 - How many were made? in reply to Robert Cash Moline, 11-23-2007 16:08:36  
Traditional Farmer brought up "a whole 'nuther thing"- the old Co-op tractors before the Cockshutt variety. Click on Tractor Photos on the left, then search co-op (be sure to put in the dash), and look at the #3's and #2's there- does yours look like any of those? As Traditional said , there was a B series, and maybe a C, but I'm not sure they went to D.



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Tradititonal Farmer

11-24-2007 12:26:04




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 Re: D3 Co-op D-3 - How many were made? in reply to Robert Cash Moline, 11-23-2007 16:08:36  
Are you sure it doesn't say B-3? If it has a massive rear end housing its a pre WWII B-3.Does it have a metal gearshift knob with COOP on it?



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Mike (WA)

11-24-2007 08:29:34




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 Re: D3 Co-op D-3 - How many were made? in reply to Robert Cash Moline, 11-23-2007 16:08:36  
They're E-3's, not D-3's- they are just Cockshutt tractors painted orange, for sale in the U.S. through the farm co-ops in the 40's and 50's. No one ever kept track of how many Cockshutts were sold as E's (there were also E-4's and E-5's, which were Cockshutt 40's and 50's, respectively). They did not have different serial number series.



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J Schwiebert

11-25-2007 08:29:26




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 Re: D3 Co-op D-3 - How many were made? in reply to Mike (WA), 11-24-2007 08:29:34  
He has a true Coop, Not a Cockshutt built tractor.



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Robert Cash Moline

11-24-2007 11:46:12




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 Re: D3 Co-op D-3 - How many were made? in reply to Mike (WA), 11-24-2007 08:29:34  
Thank you for the info. The serial #stamp says D-3-183 so we think it it the 183rd one made of the D-3's if that is any help. I have picture of this model and serial stamped into the tractor.



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Doyle from Tennessee

11-24-2007 18:48:10




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 Re: D3 Co-op D-3 - How many were made? in reply to Robert Cash Moline, 11-24-2007 11:46:12  
serial# will be on the frame. Looking from the seat, it will be on your left on top of frame.



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