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Re: Cockshutt 30... what to offer??
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Posted by Wade on November 26, 2001 at 17:42:40 from (65.169.206.97):
In Reply to: Cockshutt 30... what to offer?? posted by jmyt_47 on November 26, 2001 at 08:19:06:
Almost all 30s had live pto, very rare to find one w/out live pto. The Hi-Lo range shift lever is located on the frame just after the belt pulley. Have heard that about 1 in 6 were made without the Hi-Lo option, but don't know if this is true. 30,000+ 30s were made and is easily the most common Cockshutt available. Structurally sound machines, but weak spot is low oil pressure in the Buda engine. Serial number is stamped on the top left or right frame rail adjacent to the engine and there is a published table that will yield the # and year of production. Good tin is rather challenging to locate. In my mind, a tractor with good tin alone, free engine and decent rear wheels (as calcium is usually a culprit) is worth $300-$500 (if I was looking for one). Good luck
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