CO-OP G

Name: CO-OP G
Brand: CO-OP

Power

20 hp[B] hp

Production

1939-1941

Engine

Gasoline, 4-cylinder

Transmission

Gear

Weight

3115 lbs [1412 kg]

Drive

2WD

Under 25 HP 1930s 1940s

Introduction

The CO-OP G: A 1939-1941 Workhorse That Still Impresses!

Step back in time and discover the enduring charm and robust capabilities of the CO-OP G tractor. Manufactured by Cletrac between 1939 and 1941, this two-wheel drive machine is a testament to early agricultural engineering, offering a blend of simplicity and effectiveness that still resonates today. Let's dive into what makes this vintage tractor a standout!

Heart of Power: The Hercules Engine

Under the hood, the CO-OP G boasts a liquid-cooled, 4-cylinder Hercules IXA3 gasoline engine. With a displacement of 113.12 cubic inches (1.9 L) and a compression ratio of 5.75:1, this powerplant delivers a reliable 20 horsepower. Its 3.00x4.00 inch bore/stroke ensures efficient combustion, while the oil bath air cleaner and a substantial 5-quart oil capacity promise durability and longevity for demanding tasks.

Transmission: Built for Versatility

Navigating the fields is a breeze with the CO-OP G's straightforward transmission. Featuring 3 forward gears and 1 reverse, this setup, coupled with a 9-inch dry plate clutch, provides the flexibility needed for various field operations. The transmission's ample 10-quart oil capacity ensures smooth operation and longevity.

Designed for the Farmer: Mechanical Features

This tractor is a classic two-wheel drive machine, designed for ease of use with manual steering. The open operator station offers excellent visibility and straightforward control, making it an approachable choice for any farmer. Its build prioritizes functionality and reliability.

Ready for Work: PTO and Tires

Equipped with a 560 Mid PTO Type, the CO-OP G is ready to power a variety of implements, enhancing its utility on the farm. The tire configuration, with 5.50-16 Ag front tires and 9-24 Ag rear tires, provides a solid foundation for traction and stability across different terrains.

Built to Last: Dimensions and Weight

With a wheelbase of 80 inches (203 cm) and a total length of 118 inches (299 cm), the CO-OP G offers a stable platform. Its shipping weight is a manageable 2105 lbs (954 kg), while a ballasted weight of 3115 lbs (1412 kg) ensures it can handle substantial work. The hood height is a compact 55 inches (139 cm), contributing to its practical design.

Conclusion

"The CO-OP G tractor is more than just a piece of history; it's a symbol of dependable agricultural machinery. With its robust Hercules engine, practical transmission, and thoughtful design, it stands as a prime example of the quality and durability that defined tractors of its era. Whether you're a collector or seeking a reliable vintage workhorse, the CO-OP G is sure to impress."

Introduction

Production Information of CO-OP, G

The production information of the tractor (G) includes details about its manufacturing.

Built in Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Row-Crop tractor


Distributor	CO-OP
Total built	7,527
Manufacturer	Cletrac

Dimension and Tires Information of CO-OP, G

This section sums up the dimension and tires information of the tractor.


Wheelbase	80 inches [203 cm]
Ballasted weight	3115 lbs [1412 kg]
Shipping weight	2105 lbs [954 kg]
Length	118 inches [299 cm]
Height (hood)	55 inches [139 cm]


Ag front	5.50-16
Ag rear	9-24

Engine Specifications of CO-OP, G

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Hercules IXA3

Liquid-cooled

Gasoline

4-cylinder


Starter type	Manual start
Displacement	113.12 ci [1.9 L]
Compression	5.75:1
Bore/Stroke	3.00x4.00 inches [76 x 102 mm]
Coolant capacity	12 qts [11.4 L]
Oil capacity	5 qts [4.7 L]
	1700 (belt)
Rated RPM	1400 (drawbar)
Air cleaner	Oil bath

Transmission Information of CO-OP, GY

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Transmission variants 1


Type	Gear
Oil capacity	10 qts [9.5 L]
Gears	3 forward and 1 reverse
Clutch	9-inch dry plate

Mechanical Specs of CO-OP, GY

This section summarizes all mechanical information such as the brake system and other specifications.

Two-wheel drive

Manual steering

Open operator station.

Power Information of CO-OP, GY

Discover the power specifications and options available for this tractor model but also PTO (Power Take-off) information.


Mid PTO Type	560

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the CO-OP G have?

The CO-OP G delivers 20 hp[B] HP.

What years was the CO-OP G produced?

The CO-OP G was produced in 1939-1941.

What engine does the CO-OP G have?

The CO-OP G is powered by a Gasoline, 4-cylinder engine.

What transmission does the CO-OP G use?

The CO-OP G uses a Gear transmission.

How much does the CO-OP G weigh?

The CO-OP G weighs 3115 lbs [1412 kg].

Is the CO-OP G 4WD?

The CO-OP G is available in 2WD.

More CO-OP models

B120 HP · 1941 - 1942 E331 HP · 1946 - 1957 E233 HP · 1952 - 1953 235 HP · 1936 - 1946 B2 Jr.37 HP · unknown 341 HP · 1936 - 1950 E447 HP · 1949 - 1958 E554 HP · 1953 - 1957

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