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Cockshutt 40 with front loader
Just wondering if any one has a cockshutt 40 or 50 with a front end loader on. I"m looking at hooking up the hydrolics from the rear remotes to a duel spool valve to run the loader. Or would there not be enough hyd cappicity / pump pressure to run it off of the rear remotes.? Thanks for your...- Antique tractor fun
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Cockshutt 40-50 tractor cab
Does any one have any info or pictures on the manufacture that built cabs to fit on cockshutt 40 or 50 tractors in the 1950's?- Antique tractor fun
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