Introduction
Cockshutt 1750 Row-Crop Tractor
The Cockshutt 1750 is a row-crop tractor produced between 1964 and 1969 in Charles City, Iowa, USA. Positioned as a versatile workhorse for agricultural operations, this model is part of the 1750 series, offering a power output of 88 horsepower.
Engine and Performance
The tractor is powered by a 6-cylinder Waukesha-Oliver diesel engine with a displacement of 310 cubic inches (5.1 liters). It features a liquid-cooling system and a compression ratio of 16:1, operating at a rated engine speed of 2400 RPM. The engine is equipped with a dry-type air cleaner featuring a pre-cleaner to maintain performance in dusty conditions, and it requires 12 quarts of oil and 20 quarts of coolant for optimal maintenance.
Transmission and Drivetrain
The 1750 offers three transmission options to suit varying operational needs: a 6-speed unsynchronized gear transmission, a 12-speed partial power shift (Hydra-Power), and an 18-speed partial power shift (Hydraul-Shift). The Hydra-Power system allows for clutchless shifting between direct drive and underdrive. The tractor is available in both two-wheel and four-wheel drive configurations, utilizing power-assisted steering and differential mechanical disc brakes.
Hydraulics and PTO
The hydraulic system is of the open-center type with a capacity of 5 gallons (18.9 liters). The rear power take-off (PTO) is independent and operates at 540 RPM. The rear hitch is categorized as Type II, with an optional Type III configuration available, providing a lift capacity of 6,000 lbs (2,721 kg) measured at 24 inches behind the lift point.
Operator Environment and Dimensions
The tractor features an open operator station as standard, with the Oliver Continental Cab available as an option, which includes air-conditioning for improved operator comfort. The 2WD model has a wheelbase of 103 inches, while the 4WD version has a wheelbase of 86.25 inches. Ground clearance is 25.5 inches, and the machine supports various agricultural tire configurations to accommodate different soil and crop requirements.
Conclusion
With its flexible transmission options, robust engine, and multiple drive configurations, the Cockshutt 1750 was designed to handle a broad spectrum of row-crop agricultural tasks. Its production run during the late 1960s highlights its role as a dependable, middle-to-high horsepower tractor for mid-sized farming operations.
Production Information of Cockshutt, 1750
- Original price was $7,400 in 1969
- Row-Crop tractor
- Built in Charles City, Iowa, USA
| Manufacturer | Cockshutt |
|---|
Dimension and Tires Information of Cockshutt, 1750
| 2WD Wheelbase | 103 inches [261 cm] |
|---|---|
| Wheatland Rear tread | 75.5 to 83.5 inches [191 to 212 cm] |
| 4WD Rear tread | 68 to 89.5 inches [172 to 227 cm] |
| 2WD Length | 159.5 inches [405 cm] |
| Wheatland Width | 88.875 inches [225 cm] |
| Wheatland Wheelbase | 97.25 inches [247 cm] |
| 2WD Front tread | 68 to 89.5 inches [172 to 227 cm] |
| 2WD Front tread | 9.25/14.5 inches [23/36 cm] |
| 4WD Length | 152.5 inches [387 cm] |
| 4WD Wheelbase | 86.25 inches [219 cm] |
| 4WD Width | 80.625 inches [204 cm] |
| Ground clearance | 25.5 inches [64 cm] |
| 2WD Width | 80.625 inches [204 cm] |
| 2WD Rear tread | 68 to 89.5 inches [172 to 227 cm] |
| Wheatland Front tread | 69.5 inches [176 cm] |
| 4WD Front tread | 66/70.75/80 inches [167/179/203 cm] |
| Ag front | 7.50-15 |
|---|---|
| Ag front(optional) | 7.50-16 |
| Ag rear | 20.8-38 |
| Ag front | 6.50-16 |
| Ag front(optional) | 16.9-38 |
| Ag rear | 18.4-34 |
| Ag rear(optional) | 7.50-18 |
| Ag rear(optional) | 11.00L-15 |
| Ag rear(optional) | 11.00L-16 |
| Ag rear(optional) | 18.4-38 |
| Ag rear(optional) | 14.9-38 |
| Ag rear(optional) | 15.5-38 |
| Ag rear(optional) | 16.9-34 |
| Ag rear(optional) | 23.1-26 |
Engine Specifications of Cockshutt, 1750
- Waukesha-Oliver
- Liquid-cooled
- Diesel
- 6-cylinder
| Oil capacity | 12 qts [11.4 L] |
|---|---|
| Displacement | 310 ci [5.1 L] |
| Compression | 16:1 |
| Bore/Stroke | 3.875x4.375 inches [98 x 111 mm] |
| Coolant capacity | 20 qts [18.9 L] |
| Starter volts | 12 |
| Rated RPM | 2400 |
| Air cleaner | Dry with pre-cleaner |
Transmission Information of Cockshutt, 1750
Transmission variants 1
| Type | Unsynchronized gear |
|---|---|
| Gears | 6 forward and 2 reverse |
Transmission variants 2
- Six gears (1-6) with two-range Hydra-Power power shift. Hydra-Power provdes a lower ratio and clutchless shifting between the Hydra-Power gear or direct drive.
| Transmission | Oliver Hydra-Power |
|---|---|
| Clutch | Dry disc |
| Type | Partial power shift |
| Gears | 12 forward and 4 reverse |
Transmission variants 3
- Introduced in late 1967, the Hydraul-Shift transmission provided an on-the-move shift to underdrive and overdrive.
| Transmission | Hydraul-Shift |
|---|---|
| Type | Partial power shift |
| Gears | 18 forward and 6 reverse |
- 6-speed unsynchronized gear
- 12-speed partial power shift
- 18-speed partial power shift
Mechanical Specs of Cockshutt, 1750
- Two- or four-wheel drive
- Open operator station. Oliver Continental Cab optional with available air-conditioning.
- Differential mechanical disc brakes
| Steering | Power assist |
|---|
Power Information of Cockshutt, 1750
| Rear PTO | Independent |
|---|---|
| Rear PTO Type | 540 |
| Engine RPM | 1000@2400 |
Hydraulics Specifications of Cockshutt, 1750
| Type | Open center |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 5 gal [18.9 L] |
Three-Point Hitch of Cockshutt, 1750
| Rear Type | II |
|---|---|
| Rear Type(optional) | III |
| Rear lift (at 24"/610mm) | 6000 lbs [2721 kg] |
Where it sits
With 88 hp[P] HP, the Cockshutt 1750 sits between 1650 (73 HP) and 1850 (102 HP) in Cockshutt's range. Its power puts it in the 80th percentile of 1960s models in our database (709 machines).
Frequently asked questions
How much horsepower does the Cockshutt 1750 have?
The Cockshutt 1750 delivers 88 hp[P] HP.
What years was the Cockshutt 1750 produced?
The Cockshutt 1750 was produced in 1964-1969.
What engine does the Cockshutt 1750 have?
The Cockshutt 1750 is powered by a Diesel, 6-cylinder engine.
What transmission does the Cockshutt 1750 use?
The Cockshutt 1750 uses a Unsynchronized gear transmission.
Is the Cockshutt 1750 4WD?
The Cockshutt 1750 is available in 2WD/4WD.