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Bookmark or Share- 46 Co-op E3 Brakes | Yesterday's Tractors ForumsI am trying to replace brake band on the E3 and am having some trouble. After removing the split ring and washer I attempted to remove the shaft from the brake arm (toggle), eventually trying to use a press. I ended up breaking the brake housing casting. I have a second brake housing but am worried I will have the same issue.
- Improving Gleaner K Efficiency in Corn - Yesterday's Tractorsi run an e3 (same basic machine) with a two row head. i was told to keep clearance close enough to grind the cobs to keep them from plugging the walkers. seems like i also read that somewhere. anyway i sure dont have much trouble plugging walkers. as the other post said move walkers to the rear. i shelled 140 bu corn this year and ran on the low side of 2nd. it seems 90% of my loss comes at ...
- Do I have a Cockshutt 30 or an E3? - Yesterday's TractorsOne half of all the 77,000 COCKSHUTT built CO-OPs and COCKSHUTTS were the E3/30 tractors. I have many parts on stock and available for these tractors: New, used, NOS, and rebuilt. I have both center strips, CO-OP and COCKSHUTT. Please let me know when I can assist you further. Phil Heisey 215-256-8651 FAX 215-256-1203
- farming in the 1950s and 1960s - Yesterday's TractorsNeighbor rented Grampa's house across the road from our house and farmed shares with Dad. He had a Co-op E3 with live PTO which worked well on the community Allis Rotobaler. Not real sure who owned that, it went wherever it was needed. At some point Dad got sick of dealing with small rounds and had a custom outfit with a square baler do our hay.
- 3 cyl vs 4 cyl 4000 | Yesterday's Tractors ForumsAs for the power steering on th e3 cylinder 4000, there were two different power steering designs on the 3 cylinder 4000 ag chassis tractors. The early ones, up to 3/70 had a cylinder down the left side of the tractor along the length of the single tie rod. After that they switched to a system with the cylinder inside the steering column.
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