Cockshutt Other models

The register lists 31 versions from 18 to 123 kW and 12 to 165 hp with four- and six-cylinder engines. Engine suppliers included Waukesha-Oliver, Fiat, Continental, Buda, Hart-Parr and Minneapolis-Moline; fuel choices spanned petrol, diesel and, in part, LPG side by side.

Alongside Massey-Harris, Cockshutt ranked among the significant Canadian tractor makers and supplied mainly the North American market. In 1962 the company merged with Oliver and Minneapolis-Moline into the White Motor group, subsequently continued under the White Farm Equipment brand.

On these post-war tractors with frequently bought-in engines, identifying the actually fitted unit matters first, since the engine supplier and trade name could vary by market. Carburettor or injection pump, clutch and power take-off are the classic checks, and spares are supplied by specialists in Canadian and American post-war tractors.