This 1956 Cockshutt 20 is a Black Hawk model that is finished in red and beige. Power is from a gasoline-fueled 140ci inline-four paired with a four-speed manual transmission. Equipment includes headlights, a rear work light, a silver-finished exhaust stack, and a three-point hitch. This Cockshutt 20 is now offered at no reserve in New York with a bill of sale.
The Cockshutt 20 debuted in 1952 with streamlined styling designed by architect Charles Brooks, and the Black Hawk variant featured a two-tone paint scheme. This example is finished in red with a beige engine cover, and further details include a red intake stack, a silver exhaust stack, headlights, a rear work light, rear half fenders, and Black Hawk graphics.
Beige-finished steel wheels are accented by red hubs and mounted with three-rib front and R1-style rear agricultural tires that the seller recommends replacing. Braking is handled by independent rear drums, and the tractor is equipped with a wide-track front axle.
The operator’s station houses a steel seat with coil-spring suspension. Controls include a hand throttle, a clutch pedal, a shifter, and dual pedals for the individual rear brakes. The electrical system has been converted to operate with 12 volts.
The three-spoke steering wheel sits ahead of an instrument panel that houses an ammeter, while an oil pressure gauge is positioned on the left side of the engine. The tractor is not equipped with an hour meter, therefore total runtime is unknown.
The gasoline-fueled Continental 140ci inline-four sends power to the rear wheels through a four-speed manual transmission.
The tractor is equipped with a three-point hitch in addition to a drawbar, a tow ball, and a rear power take-off shaft.
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