Cockshutt

Cockshutt 1650

The Cockshutt 1650 is a row-crop tractor produced from 1964 to 1969 by Cockshutt, a part of White. It was built in Charles City, Iowa, USA. The tractor was available with Waukesha-Oliver 4.6L 6-cylinder diesel or 4.3L 6-cylinder gasoline engines. It featured multiple transmission options including a 6-speed unsynchronized, 12-speed two-speed power shift, and 18-speed partial power shift. The tractor had a PTO power of 66 hp (claimed) and tested drawbar power of 58.67 hp. It was available in two- or four-wheel drive configurations with power assist steering and differential disc brakes. The tractor had an optional cab and various tire options for different applications. The El Toro four-wheel drive variant was sold in Central America and Australia/New Zealand. The original price in 1969 was $7,100. Attachments included the Oliver 1610 Loader with a lift capacity of 2000 lbs and breakout force of 3200 lbs.

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Founded1964 - 1969

Model1650

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Technical Specifications

Detailed specifications and technical data for Cockshutt 1650

Power

PTO (tested)	66.72 hp (49.8 kW)
PTO (claimed)	66 hp (49.2 kW)
Drawbar (tested)	58.67 hp (43.8 kW)

Tires

Ag rear	15.5-38, 12.4/11-38, 13.6/12-38, 14.9/13-38, 18.4/15-34, 23.1/18-26, 16.9/14-34, 9.5/9-42
Ag front	6.50-16, 6.00-16 (row-crop), 7.50-16 (row-crop), 9.00-10 (row-crop), 13.6/12-24 (4WD)

Engine

Diesel engine	Waukesha-Oliver, 6-cylinder, liquid-cooled, 283 ci (4.6 L), Bore/Stroke 3.875x4.00 inches (98 x 102 mm), Compression 16.0:1, Rated RPM 2200, Starter volts 12, Oil capacity 6.7 qts (6.3 L), Coolant capacity 20 qts (18.9 L)
Engine options	Waukesha-Oliver 4.6L 6-cyl diesel, Waukesha-Oliver 4.3L 6-cyl gasoline
Gasoline engine	Waukesha-Oliver, 6-cylinder, liquid-cooled, 265 ci (4.3 L), Bore/Stroke 3.75x4.00 inches (95 x 102 mm), Air cleaner dry, Compression 8.5:1, Rated RPM 2200, Firing order 1-5-3-6-2-4, Starter volts 12, Oil capacity 6.7 qts (6.3 L)
Fuel tank capacity	23 gal (gas) (87.1 L), 23 gal (diesel) (87.1 L), 28 gal (LP-gas) (106.0 L)

Dimensions

Width	81.5 inches (207 cm)
Length	154.5 inches (row-crop) (392 cm), 140.5 inches (utility) (356 cm), 147.1 inches (wheatland) (373 cm), 145.5 inches (4WD) (369 cm)
Wheelbase	99.25 inches (row-crop) (252 cm), 84.3 inches (utility) (214 cm), 89.5 inches (wheatland) (227 cm), 82.5 inches (4WD) (209 cm)
Rear tread	56.5 to 89.5 inches (143 to 227 cm)
Front tread	60 to 84 inches (152 to 213 cm) (utility), 60 inches (152 cm) (wheatland), 66/70.3 inches (167/178 cm) (4WD)
Ballasted weight	11,035 lbs (5005 kg)
Operating weight	7,815 lbs (3544 kg)
Height (steering wheel)	80 inches (203 cm)

Mechanical

Cab	optional
Drive	Two- or four-wheel drive
Brakes	Differential disc brakes
Steering	power assist

Production

Type	Row-Crop tractor
Notes	The El Toro four-wheel drive variant was sold in Central America and Australia/New Zealand.
Built in	Charles City, Iowa, USA
Original price	$7,100 (1969)
Years produced	1964 - 1969

Attachments

Loader	Oliver 1610 Loader
Dump angle	69°
Bucket width	48 inches (121 cm), 68 inches (172 cm)
Reach dumped	39 inches (99 cm)
Reach ground	54 inches (137 cm)
Boom cylinder	2.75 inches (6 cm)
Height at pin	106.5 inches (270 cm)
Lift capacity	2000 lbs (907 kg) full at pin
Breakout force	3200 lbs (1451 kg)
Clearance dumped	75.5 inches (191 cm)
Rollback (ground line)	5°

Transmission

Transmission options	6-speed unsynchronized, 12-speed two-speed power shift, 18-speed partial power shift
6-speed unsynchronized	helical gear, unsynchronized, 6 forward and 2 reverse gears, 304.8mm dry disc clutch
18-speed partial power shift	Hydraul-Shift, partial power shift, 18 forward and 6 reverse gears, introduced in late 1967, provided on-the-move shift to underdrive and overdrive
12-speed two-speed power shift	Hydra-Power, two-speed power shift, 12 forward and 4 reverse gears, dry disc clutch

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