Cockshutt 80

Name: Cockshutt 80
Brand: Cockshutt

Power

43 hp[B] hp

Production

1937-1948

Engine

Gasoline, 4-cylinder

Transmission

Gear

Weight

4,800 lbs [2177 kg]

Drive

2WD

40–60 HP 1930s 1940s

Introduction

Cockshutt 80: The Workhorse That Defined an Era

Step back in time and discover the enduring legacy of the Cockshutt 80, a Row-Crop tractor that was a cornerstone of American agriculture from 1937 to 1948. Built with the renowned quality of Oliver in Charles City, Iowa, this machine isn't just a piece of history; it's a testament to robust engineering and reliable performance that farmers could count on.

Heart of the Operation: The Waukesha-Oliver Engine

Under the hood, the Cockshutt 80 boasts a powerful 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled gasoline engine. With a displacement of 298 cubic inches (4.9 L) and operating at a rated 1200 RPM, this engine, identified by the Waukesha-Oliver partnership, delivers a solid 43 horsepower. The inclusion of an oil bath air cleaner ensures longevity and consistent performance, while the classic hand-crank starter adds a touch of vintage charm.

Transmission: Built for Versatility

Whether you needed a straightforward setup or a bit more flexibility, the Cockshutt 80 offered options. Its transmission featured a reliable dry disc clutch, paired with either a 3-speed gear or an upgraded 4-speed gear system, both providing one reverse gear. This adaptability meant farmers could select the right gear for a multitude of tasks, from plowing fields to hauling loads.

Operator Comfort and Control

Designed for practical work, the Cockshutt 80 features a two-wheel drive system and manual steering, offering responsive and direct control. The open operator station was the standard for its time, providing excellent visibility of the work ahead and ensuring the operator stayed connected to the machine and the task at hand. This straightforward design emphasizes function and ease of use.

Built to Last: Dimensions and Weight

Weighing in at a substantial 4,800 lbs (2177 kg), the Cockshutt 80 feels grounded and stable. It was equipped with agricultural rear tires typically sized at 11.25-40 (or 11.25-42), providing excellent traction. The adjustable rear tread, ranging from 60 to 72 inches (152 to 182 cm), allowed farmers to customize the tractor's stance for different row spacings and field conditions, further enhancing its utility.

Conclusion

"The Cockshutt 80 stands as a proud symbol of American agricultural ingenuity. Its blend of a dependable engine, versatile transmission, and practical design made it a valuable asset for farmers for over a decade. For collectors and those who appreciate the history of farming, the Cockshutt 80 is a remarkable piece of machinery that continues to evoke a sense of nostalgia and respect for its enduring performance."

Introduction

Production Information of Cockshutt, 80

The production information of the tractor (80) includes details about its manufacturing.

Built in Charles City, Iowa, USA

Row-Crop tractor


Distributor	Cockshutt
Manufacturer	Oliver

Dimension and Tires Information of Cockshutt, 80

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Weight	4,800 lbs [2177 kg]
Front tread	5.5 to inches [13 to 0 cm]
Rear tread	60 to 72 inches [152 to 182 cm]


Ag rear	11.25-40
	11.25-42

Engine Specifications of Cockshutt, 80

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Waukesha-Oliver

Liquid-cooled

Gasoline

4-cylinder


Air cleaner	Oil bath
Displacement	298 ci [4.9 L]
Rated RPM	1200
Bore/Stroke	4.25x5.25 inches [108 x 133 mm]
Starter type	Hand-crank

Transmission Information of Cockshutt, 80Y

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Transmission variants 1


Type	Gear
Gears	3 forward and 1 reverse
Clutch	Dry disc

Transmission variants 2

The four-speed transmission was added to the Row-Crop 80 in 1939.


Type	Gear
Gears	4 forward and 1 reverse
Clutch	Dry disc

3-speed gear

4-speed gear

Mechanical Specs of Cockshutt, 80Y

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Two-wheel drive

Open operator station.


Steering	Manual

Power Information of Cockshutt, 80Y

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Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the Cockshutt 80 have?

The Cockshutt 80 delivers 43 hp[B] HP.

What years was the Cockshutt 80 produced?

The Cockshutt 80 was produced in 1937-1948.

What engine does the Cockshutt 80 have?

The Cockshutt 80 is powered by a Gasoline, 4-cylinder engine.

What transmission does the Cockshutt 80 use?

The Cockshutt 80 uses a Gear transmission.

How much does the Cockshutt 80 weigh?

The Cockshutt 80 weighs 4,800 lbs [2177 kg].

Is the Cockshutt 80 4WD?

The Cockshutt 80 is available in 2WD.

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