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Cockshutt · Post-war · Row-crop

50

Built 1953–1957 in Canada
Power
46.26drawbar hp
Engine
4.5 L
Weight
2,795kg
Gearbox
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The story

The Cockshutt 50 was the largest of the Canadian-built Cockshutt tractors that began with the Model 30. It used the Cockshutt 40 as its base but carried a bigger Buda engine, making it a heavy general-purpose tractor able to pull four or five ploughs.

It was built from 1953 to 1957 and was followed by the Cockshutt 570. In the United States it was sold as the CO-OP E5.

Did you knowAmerican buyers could also get the Cockshutt 50 under another name, the CO-OP E5.
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Nebraska tractor test

Test number487
Year tested1952

Other test of this model: 488 (1952).

Specifications

Engine
MakerBuda
Displacement4.5 L / 275 cu in
Power
Drawbar power46.26 hp
Drive
Size
Weight2,795 kg / 6,163 lb
History
Built1953–1957
FactoryCanada

About these figures. Gross power of 54 hp is listed without saying how it was measured. Drawbar pull 6,319 lb.

Sources

  1. Cockshutt 50 (Wikipedia)
  2. Nebraska Tractor Test 487 (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)