Unknown cockshutt

jake5 · Mar 20, 2014

I stumbled upon this big old cockshutt and I was wondering if anyone could help me identify it, There is a tag under the dash that says

320-82026
model number
207 622-221
serial number
Idk what these numbers mean, there is no decals left on the tractor anywhere. It has a inline 6cyl naturally aspirated diesel, its 4wd. Any help would be great thx!

Tramway Guy · Mar 20, 2014

I'll take a stab and say it may be a 1968 model 2050?

rustred · Mar 20, 2014

pictures work the best.

jake5 · Mar 20, 2014

I will try and get some pictures of it up, from pictures I have seen of simaler ones I thought it was a 2050 or 2150, how are these for parts and so on? Is there many of them out there?

BillOHIO · Mar 20, 2014

jake, I am with Tramway on his guess.

TractorData shows 1950T, 2050, 2150 ALL W/ 6 CYL engine and 4WD available and as Tramway pointed out your SN# fits in 1968 range.

www.tractordata.com

Bill

BillOHIO · Mar 20, 2014

Re-read your post. I didn't pick up that no turbo. So right on w/ Tramway and his 2050 call !

Bill

jake5 · Mar 20, 2014

Thx for the info, is there anyway to differ between the models?

BillOHIO · Mar 20, 2014

As stated 2150 has turbo.

Check w/ your AGCO Dealer on parts.

2050 is basically an Oliver.

jake5 · Mar 20, 2014

thx for the help!

BillOHIO · Mar 20, 2014

I would also post your question over on Oliver, Cletrac, Co-op, & Cockshutt section here on Yesterdays Tractor.

Bill

Welding man · Mar 20, 2014

It is not a true Cockshutt,but a rebadged Oliver.
I have nothing against an Oliver at all,but after White gobbled up Cockshutt things went south for Cockshutt pretty quick.

J. W. Schwiebert · Mar 21, 2014

A 2050 tractor was a low production number tractor. Since it is a Cockshutt the numbers are lower than if it was an Oliver. With the FWA option the number of those built is quite low. When you take the pictures, take pictures of both the right and left sides of the engine. Does it have a 3 point or does it have the western style drawbar? Also the serial number for the engine is located on a tag by the alternator. I don't know what number you are looking for you asked how many were out there but with the right number of options it is a low production tractor. More questions?

El Toro · Mar 21, 2014

Here's a shop manual. Hal

Donald Lehman · Mar 21, 2014

Would be a Hercules motor. Shouldn't be any real problems with motor parts. Parts for the tractor shouldn't be that difficult either. Lots of parts can be cross modeled on the Olivers of that era. Mechaical brakes. Mechanical engagement PTO. Open center hydraulics. Repairs should be simple and straightforward for most systems on the tractor. No electronics that can't be repaired with a high school electronics education.

Tramway Guy · Mar 21, 2014

Here is a photo of one in Oliver Paint
2050

mab570diesel · Mar 21, 2014

nice pics. i really like the little one,somebody did a super job on that one!

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