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Re: Replacment Cockshutt 20 Serial tag
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Posted by Alberta Mike on March 11, 2000 at 20:12:21 from (207.153.51.116):
In Reply to: Replacment Cockshutt 20 Serial tag posted by Shawn Bierworth on March 09, 2000 at 16:43:42:
Obviously you are referring to the tin plate on the side of the engine block, Buda for the 30's and Continental (140 cubic inch flathead) for the 20's. A lot of Massey Harris tractors used the Continental, 4 cylinder flatheads, models 20, 22, 101 and 102 Juniors so you might find one on one of those that's in good shape. Also, check out Lincoln welders. Thousands of them used the little Continental flatheads. Also, there must be some dealer in your area that is a repair/parts depot for Continental. Continentals are still being made, but I'm not sure about the little flatheads like yours.
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