Cockshutt 1950T on the Dyno

My Co-worker repaired a PTO leak on this nice original 1950T so we put it on the dyno to check for leaks...AND to hear it at full load with a straight pipe on the dyno! It sure runs nice, and it turned 110 HP. The dyno was shaking in the video because the PTO shaft is very low on this tractor causing a vibration in the driveline from the U-joints. This tractor uses the Waukesha engine.

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• Cockshutt
• 1950T
• Tractor
• dyno
• test

[DetroitDieselguy671]

how much torque?



[FarmallDoctor]

@DetroitDieselguy671 Not sure... it takes some time to reset the dyno to check torque as oppsed to horsepower.

[blkeele]

How many horses did it put out?

[FarmallDoctor]

110

[ihfan29]

why no detriot

[FarmallDoctor]

Our Cockshutts and Olivers here in Canada mostly used the Waukeshaw engines. I do like the Detroits though!

[DetroitDieselguy671]

if you could find out the torque of that engine, it would be greatly appriciated. we have an oliver 1650 with a 310 wakesha. but there is no infromation to be found that i know of performance wise on these engines.

[punhoss]

@ihfan29 1950-T's were Waukesha's...... 1950's were Detroit....

[slimdaver]

I have a 1950T that was Cockshutt red but has Oliver decals. I painted it back to green. The turbo was taken off before I got it. Seems to run good. Still dyno's out around 100 hp. The Waukeshaws run very smooth. Mine has a bark to it when you work it. I love their tone.

[blkeele]

I've got this same tractor except mine is the Oliver 1950-T version. They are a beast!

[JtsGreene]

1900t/1950t has the waukeshas. No T had detroits i believe.