Introduction
Cockshutt 770 Row-Crop Tractor
The Cockshutt 770 is a row-crop tractor produced between 1963 and 1967 in Charles City, Iowa. Designed for versatility in agricultural operations, this model served as a reliable utility machine during its production era.
Engine and Performance
The tractor is powered by a liquid-cooled Waukesha-Oliver 6-cylinder engine with a displacement of 216.5 cubic inches (3.5 L). It operates at a rated speed of 1750 RPM, delivering 52 horsepower. The engine utilizes LP-gas as fuel and features a bore and stroke of 3.50 by 3.75 inches, supported by a 17.0-liter coolant capacity.
Transmission and Drivetrain
The 770 offers two primary transmission configurations to suit various field requirements. The standard setup is a 6-speed sliding gear transmission with 2 reverse gears, utilizing a dry disc clutch. An optional 12-speed Power-Booster transmission is available, providing 12 forward and 4 reverse gears for increased operational flexibility. The tractor utilizes a two-wheel drive configuration.
Mechanical and Operational Features
The operator interface consists of an open station with manual steering. Braking is handled by disc brakes. For implement operation, the tractor is equipped with an independent rear PTO and a rear hitch compatible with Category I/II implements.
Dimensions and Weight
The tractor has an operating weight of 5500 lbs (2494 kg), which can be increased to 9115 lbs (4134 kg) when ballasted. It is fitted with 6.00-16 agricultural front tires and 15.5-38 agricultural rear tires to provide necessary traction.
Conclusion
The Cockshutt 770 is a robust row-crop tractor suited for varied field tasks, reflecting mid-1960s engineering standards. Its combination of a 6-cylinder engine and flexible transmission options makes it a practical choice for agricultural applications requiring consistent power and implement versatility.
Production Information of Cockshutt, 770
- Original price was $4,345 in 1967
- Row-Crop tractor
- Built in Charles City, Iowa, USA
| Manufacturer | Cockshutt |
|---|
Dimension and Tires Information of Cockshutt, 770
| Operating weight | 5500 lbs [2494 kg] |
|---|---|
| Ballasted weight | 9115 lbs [4134 kg] |
| Ag front | 6.00-16 |
|---|---|
| Ag rear | 15.5-38 |
Engine Specifications of Cockshutt, 770
- Waukesha-Oliver
- Liquid-cooled
- LP-gas
- 6-cylinder
| Starter volts | 12 |
|---|---|
| Displacement | 216.5 ci [3.5 L] |
| Rated RPM | 1750 |
| Bore/Stroke | 3.50x3.75 inches [89 x 95 mm] |
| Coolant capacity | 18 qts [17.0 L] |
| Starter volts | 12 |
Transmission Information of Cockshutt, 770
Transmission variants 1
| Type | Sliding gear |
|---|---|
| Gears | 6 forward and 2 reverse |
| Clutch | Dry disc |
Transmission variants 2
| Transmission | Power-Booster |
|---|---|
| Gears | 12 forward and 4 reverse |
- 6-speed sliding gear
- 12-speed
Mechanical Specs of Cockshutt, 770
- Two-wheel drive
- Open operator station.
- Manual steering
- Disc brakes
Power Information of Cockshutt, 770
| Rear PTO | Independent |
|---|
Three-Point Hitch of Cockshutt, 770
| Rear Type | I/II |
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Electrical System of Cockshutt, 770
| Ground | Positive |
|---|---|
| Charging system | Generator |
| Battery volts | 12 |
Where it sits
With 52 hp[P] HP, the Cockshutt 770 sits just above 660 (45 HP) in Cockshutt's range. Its power puts it in the 53th percentile of 1960s models in our database (709 machines).
Frequently asked questions
How much horsepower does the Cockshutt 770 have?
The Cockshutt 770 delivers 52 hp[P] HP.
What years was the Cockshutt 770 produced?
The Cockshutt 770 was produced in 1963-1967.
What engine does the Cockshutt 770 have?
The Cockshutt 770 is powered by a LP-gas, 6-cylinder engine.
What transmission does the Cockshutt 770 use?
The Cockshutt 770 uses a Sliding gear transmission.
How much does the Cockshutt 770 weigh?
The Cockshutt 770 weighs 5500 lbs [2494 kg].
Is the Cockshutt 770 4WD?
The Cockshutt 770 is available in 2WD.