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Posted by Alberta Mike on September 12, 2005 at 21:11:26 from (64.42.242.10):
In Reply to: cockshutt posted by dubby on September 12, 2005 at 18:49:17:
I think that the Golden Eagle lineup was a marketing ploy by Cockshutt to sort of "reintroduce" an already exhisting tractor lineup with some new color combinations and decals, etc. It came right near the end of that series of Cockshutt manufactured tractors, just before they introduced the truly new 3-number models like the 540, 550, 560, etc. Those were also true Cockshutt-made models, the last ones in fact. I sure haven't seen or heard of any of them up here in these parts, I would think they might be relatively rare.
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