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Posted by warren on January 12, 2002 at 17:00:06 from (142.165.124.6):
In Reply to: CO-OP Tractors posted by Larry on January 05, 2002 at 17:59:42:
Co-oP was manufactured in Canada, pretty well the same as Cockshutt..has 'made in Canada' cast into the clutch housing.. Still have the E-3 [30] that dad bought new in '49, still works for a living [and finally paid for..:)]..basic difference in 1949 when dad bought his was 1] cockshutt had hydraulics, co-op didn't 2] cockshutt had live 540 pt, co-op has clutch driven [not live] and had a 2 speed on the pto, as the tranny had a 2 speed also, so you could get 540 pto with the tranny in either high ot low range.. i use it to give a 350 pto, a 540, and a 800 speed [nice for mower]
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