Head to head · Row Crop

Cockshutt 1750 vs Oliver 1800 Series B/C

Cockshutt 1750 Tractor
CockshuttModel A

Cockshutt 1750

Row Crop

power
Not recorded
displacement
283 ci
Cylinders
6
Forward gears
6
Full 1750 specs
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OliverModel B

Oliver 1800 Series B/C

Row Crop

power
Not recorded
displacement
310 ci
Cylinders
6
Forward gears
6
Full 1800 Series B/C specs
CockshuttCockshutt 1750
vs
OliverOliver 1800 Series B/C

How they compare

Headline specs vs. the whole Row Crop

n = 806–1,417

Engine Displacement

▲ 1800 Series B/C higher · +27 ci (+10%)
1750283 ci
1800 Series B/C310 ci
Median Row Crop Tractor391 ci

1750 is in the 28th percentile; 1800 Series B/C is in the 33rd · 1,409 models

Cylinders

= Effectively tied
17506
1800 Series B/C6
Median Row Crop Tractor6

1750 is in the 50th percentile; 1800 Series B/C is in the 50th · 1,417 models

Forward Gears

= Effectively tied
17506
1800 Series B/C6
Median Row Crop Tractor16

1750 is in the 11th percentile; 1800 Series B/C is in the 11th · 1,200 models

Operating Weight

▲ 1750 higher · +556 lb (+6%)
17509,760 lb
1800 Series B/C9,204 lb
Median Row Crop Tractor12,307 lb

1750 is in the 30th percentile; 1800 Series B/C is in the 27th · 1,350 models

1750 (A)1800 Series B/C (B)Median Row Crop Tractor

Full comparison

Every spec, side by side

General Information

SpecCockshutt 1750Oliver 1800 Series B/CDifference
ManufacturerCockshuttOliver—
Model17501800 Series B/C—
CategoryRow CropRow CropSame

Engine

SpecCockshutt 1750Oliver 1800 Series B/CDifference
ManufacturerWaukesha-OliverWaukesha-OliverSame
Model4.6L 6-cyl gasolineWaukesha-Oliver—
Rated RPM2,400RPMNot recorded—
Cylinders66Same
Displacement283ci310ci▲ 1800 Series B/C+27 ci · +10%
Bore3.9in3.9inSame
Stroke4in4.4in▲ 1800 Series B/C+0.4 in · +10%

Transmission

SpecCockshutt 1750Oliver 1800 Series B/CDifference
TypeUnsynchronized gearGear type with dry disc clutch—

Dimensions & Weight

SpecCockshutt 1750Oliver 1800 Series B/CDifference
Length160in159in▲ 1750+1 in · <1%
Width80.6in86.2in▲ 1800 Series B/C+5.6 in · +7%
HeightNot recorded79.5in—
Operating Weight9,760lb9,204lb▲ 1750+556 lb · +6%

Hydraulics

SpecCockshutt 1750Oliver 1800 Series B/CDifference
System TypeOpen centerNot recorded—
Steering TypePower assistPower AssistSame

Power Take-off (PTO)

SpecCockshutt 1750Oliver 1800 Series B/CDifference
TypeNot recordedIndependent Rear PTO—
Speed 1Not recorded540rpm—
Speed 2Not recorded1,000rpm—

Hitch & Towing

SpecCockshutt 1750Oliver 1800 Series B/CDifference
Hitch CategoryIINot recorded—
Hitch PositionRearNot recorded—

Chassis & Drive

SpecCockshutt 1750Oliver 1800 Series B/CDifference
Chassis Type4x2 2WD4x2 2WDSame
Drive Type2WD2WDSame
Steering TypePower assistPower AssistSame
Brake TypeNot recordedDisc—

Electrical

SpecCockshutt 1750Oliver 1800 Series B/CDifference
Battery Voltage12VNot recorded—
Starter TypeElectricElectricSame

Capacities

SpecCockshutt 1750Oliver 1800 Series B/CDifference
Coolant5galNot recorded—

Operator Station

SpecCockshutt 1750Oliver 1800 Series B/CDifference
TypeNot recordedOpen operator station—

Category context

Both models against the field

Engine Displacement

median 391 ci
A · 28th percentile (283 ci)B · 33rd percentile (310 ci)

Cylinders

median 6
A · 50th percentile (6)B · 50th percentile (6)

Forward Gears

median 16
A · 11th percentile (6)B · 11th percentile (6)

Operating Weight

median 12,307 lb
A · 30th percentile (9,760 lb)B · 27th percentile (9,204 lb)

Length

median 180 in
A · 24th percentile (160 in)B · 23rd percentile (159 in)
A · 1750B · 1800 Series B/CMedian Row Crop Tractor
Full spec pageCockshutt 1750Full spec pageOliver 1800 Series B/C