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cockshutt 30 puller

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RichB

08-30-2007 14:45:27




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Looking for some input on what the potential is motor wise.What can be done? Would be pulling lighter classes 3-5mph.Are overbore kits available? What can be done with the head and manifold? Is stroking an option also? Thanks




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Dave Sherburne NY

09-01-2007 17:12:03




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 Re: cockshutt 30 puller in reply to RichB, 08-30-2007 14:45:27  
third party image

Try it just like it is , the CO-OP E3 in the picture has never placed lower than third. Its strictly stock and pulls at 3750 lbs. I don't think
the guys who " enhance" their tractors bother with
this weight class



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RichB

09-01-2007 22:39:04




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 Re: cockshutt 30 puller in reply to Dave Sherburne NY, 09-01-2007 17:12:03  
Nice pic,I dont have a 30 yet but am thinking of one or a massey 101jr.We also may be having another pull in Hartwick SEPT 23 if I can get it all organized.We have enhanced class and a pace class.I run my 77 in enhanced 3500 to 5000.But would like to get something light for the pace class.You know of any 30's or 101 JRs for sale?? Rich



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Weldin man

08-31-2007 05:27:43




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 Re: cockshutt 30 puller in reply to RichB, 08-30-2007 14:45:27  
We have a 30 we pull in the 3500 and 4000 Lb Classes at Antique pulls a friend has a E-3 CO-Op.Very little has been done to either tractor .electronic Ign and Carb work on mine. Power is not a problem with these tractors-traction is. Both tractors pull in the top 5 every pull.



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