Looking at a Cockshutt. Can you still get parts for them.

Gasifier · Jan 27, 2014

Hello guys. I am looking at a Cockshutt 1365. 4wd with a cab. Seems to be in nice shape. Can you still get parts for these tractors? Anyone own one? Can you tell me what you think of them? Thanks for your time.

Gasifier · Jan 28, 2014

Well I have done a little research. Haven't had much time though. They seem like they are reliable tractors. Just talked to the place selling it. It has a little over 11,000 hours on it.

Now what do you think?

sweettractors · Jan 28, 2014

Gasifier said:
Well I have done a little research. Haven't had much time though. They seem like they are reliable tractors. Just talked to the place selling it. It has a little over 11,000 hours on it. Now what do you think?

Time for a overhaul? Ken Sweet

bullbreaker · Jan 28, 2014

Read this :http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/all-other-brands/96490-belarus-tractors.html

IMO : TBN member "Bison" can give you great info/hands on knowledge if he see's this or you try too contact him.

sweettractors · Jan 28, 2014

Cockshut eventually became Oliver which eventually became White which eventually became Agco. Ken Sweet

GreenWannabe · Jan 29, 2014

According to TractorData.com, The Cockshutt 1365 is identical to the Oliver 1365, which became the White 1370. It was made by Fiat, and many parts are probably still available for it through any of the different Agco brand dealers, such as Massey Ferguson, Challenger, etc.

jeff9366 · Jan 29, 2014

Here are archived T-B-N threads with COCKSHUTT PARTS in the title:

https://www.google.com/#q=Cockshutt+parts+site:tractorbynet.com

jeff9366 · Jan 30, 2014

That Cockshutt will have some type of proprietary hitch; NOT today's standard three point hitch; so contemporary implements will not work without modification.

Gasifier · Feb 2, 2014

Well after some more research I have decided against the Cockshutt. Looks like a decent tractor though. Prolly make some one a good work horse. Thanks for the responses guys. I am now looking at a Ford 2120 4x4 with a whole lot less hours on it!:laughing: Parts are easier to come by and I have been around the older Ford tractors most of my life. We'll see.