Cockshutt

Golden Arrow (1957-1957)

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1957-1957

The Golden Arrow was an experimental tractor manufactured in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. It had a Hercules four-cylinder 4×2 2WD gasoline engine with a six-speed transmission and an open operator station. It was manufactured as a demonstration tractor. The goal was to show the new draft sensing three-point hitch. Cockshutt put the hitch, rear end, and transmission of the new model 550 onto a 35. Originally, they intended to recall the Golden Arrows and rebuild them into the 550s but many were never returned to the factory.


Tractor Info

Engine: Hercules

Cylinders: 4

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CID: 198

Fuel: Gas

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Aux Fuel Tank Cap:

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Belt PTO HP:

Weight: 4665 lbs

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1957: 16001

Location: Stamped into the top edge of the "bathtub" frame beside the engine



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