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CO-OP E4

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Années de production: 1949–1958

Puissance moteur
47 HP
PDF : 43 ch
Cylindrée
3.8 L
Moteur 6 cylindres
Entraînement et châssis
2WD
Gear (6F/2R)
Poids en ordre de marche
2,406 kg
5,305 lbs

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Compact / Sub-Compact Yard
Global Tractor Fleet Power SpectrumTop 81% of all indexed machinery
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Specific Output
12.4 HP/L
Aspiration: Unknown
Traction Ratio
51.2 kg/HP
Heavy ballast for draft pull
PTO Efficiency
91%
43 PTO HP rated
Hydraulic Flow
Standard
Auxiliary implement ports

Caractéristiques du moteur et de la puissance

Modèle du moteur
Buda 6B230
Carburant
Diesel
Puissance nominale
47 hp
Rated PTO Power
43 hp (CO-OP specification)
Drawbar Power @ Rated Engine Speed
37.85 hp (Nebraska OECD Test 2218)
Cylindres
6
Cylindrée
3.8 L (230 ci)
Alésage / course
3.4375x4.125 inches 87 x 105 mm
Régime nominal
1650 RPM
Capacité d’huile moteur
N/A
Capacité de liquide de refroidissement
N/A

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Caractéristiques de transmission et de châssis

Type de transmission
Gear (6F/2R)
Rapports (avant / arrière)
6 avant / 2 arrière
Système d’entraînement
2WD
Empattement
86.7 in
Pneu avant
N/A
Pneu arrière
N/A
Débit hydraulique
N/A
Attelage arrière
N/A
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Overloaded / Wheel Slip Alert(177%)
CAD DRAFT SCHEMATIC • Wide-Span Field Cultivator
SOIL: Medium Tilled LoamDEPTH: 4"SPEED: 7 MPH177% LOAD
SOIL SURFACE (0.0")SUB-SURFACE PLOW PAN (~14")47 HP◄ 3,129 LBS DRAFT4" DEPTH
DRAWBAR DEMAND: 58.4 HPWIDTH / SIZE: 18 ft Width
ASABE D497.7 Tillage Specific Resistance Formula
Implement Size (ft Width)18 ft Width
18 ft WidthDefault: 4270 ft Width
Tillage / Seeding Depth4 inches (10 cm)
2"Target: 4"6"
Target Operating Field Speed7.0 mph (11.3 km/h)
5 mphRated: 7 mph9 mph
Engine Power Demand vs Rated Output83.4 HP / 47 HP Rated
0%55% (Min Load)60-85% (Sweet Spot)100% (Cap)
Draft Force
3,129 lbs
Drawbar Power
58.4 HP
Target Slip
8% - 12%
Axle Ballast Balance (2WD Standard Utility )Calibrated for Wide-Span Field Cultivator (100 lbs/HP standard)
Target: 4,700 lbs
Front Axle: 28%Rear Axle: 72%
597 kg (1,316 lbs)1,535 kg (3,384 lbs)
Ballast Adjustment vs Base:-605 lbs (-274 kg)
Hourly Diesel Burn
2.2 gal/h
8.3 L/hr (est. $8/h)
Hydraulic Fan Status
Standard Draw
No fan req

Engine demand (83.4 HP) exceeds rated power (47 HP). Reduce working speed by 1.0-1.5 mph or reduce working width.

Plages de numéros de série archivées (Référence catalogue)

10 années de production
Année de productionN° de série initialN° de série finalUsine d’assemblage
1949#101#193Usine non précisée
1950#194#4,097Usine non précisée
1951#4,098#6,895Usine non précisée
1952#6,896#10,471Usine non précisée
1953#10,472#11,362Usine non précisée
1954#11,363#20,000Usine non précisée
1955#20,001#30,000Usine non précisée
1956#30,001#40,000Usine non précisée
1957#40,001#50,000Usine non précisée
1958#50,001Fin de sérieUsine non précisée

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Operating Meter Hours3,200 hrs
Mechanical & Physical Condition
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Estimated Fair Market Value
$2,120
Basis: 47 HP • 77 yrs old
Auction / Wholesale
$1,738 – $1,950
Dealer Retail Asking
$2,226 – $2,502
3-Year Projected Resale Curve~5% annual retention decay
Year 2027
$2,014
Year 2028
$1,913
Year 2029
$1,818

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CO-OP

USA • 15 Models

The CO-OP tractor brand emerged from a unique cooperative movement in the agricultural sector during the early 20th century. Founded in the 1930s, CO-OP tractors were conceived as a collaborative effort by farmers seeking affordable machinery through collective ownership and production. The brand's early models were designed by Dent Parrett, a former engineer from Parrett Tractor, and incorporated components from Chrysler, reflecting a pragmatic approach to manufacturing. Production initially took place in Michigan, but in 1938, the operation relocated to Indiana, signaling a period of growth and expansion. The brand's portfolio was further enriched by contributions from Cletrac, with some production also occurring in Saint Paul, Minnesota. A significant development came after World War II when CO-OP entered into an agreement with Cockshutt, leading to the introduction of the 'E' series tractors, which were essentially rebranded Cockshutt models. Despite these efforts, CO-OP faced challenges in the marketplace, and by 1952, the brand's facilities were sold to Cockshutt due to poor sales performance. This marked the end of the CO-OP tractor brand, which was subsequently discontinued.

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