Ok, your tractor would be considered a straight Cockshutt 80. The radiator has probably been changed at some point. It should have cockshutt cast into the radiator top tank. It will have a four speed transmission above serial number 805320, before they were 3 speed.the engine is waukesha 298 cubic inch, 41/4 inch bore x 51/4 stroke. On 26 inch wheels it is capable of 5.99 miles per hour in 4th gear. Faster if the serial number has another set of letters and numbers in it like C48 or something. Optional equiptment include starter, lights, cushion seat, different gear combos, kerosene,gas,or even diesel-(only 5 made diesel or something like that). Most standard 80's are equipt with a starter at least. If you need any parts let me know. If I don't have them I probably know who does. These are my favorite model of oliver. I have 3 row crops and 3 standards like I said. They are very good runners and dependable. Every one of my runners is well behaved with very little if any effort to do so.  a first pull or 2nd of the crank and they run, even after sitting all winter. Later, Adam Whyte



[quote:lahq5x3c]the stamped id says "cockshutt 80".hart parr works is lower on the plate,below the serial number.the radiator has "oliver"on it.the decals on the fuel tank say cockshutt.the reason i wasn't really sure what it was,i originaly looked at it in the dark and you miss lots with a flashlight.i do have a bill of sale in my pocket,paid cash and paid in full.thanks for all the info.anything else would be a great help.[/quote:lahq5x3c]