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Mowhawk Tube-Type Loader?

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Salmoneye

04-05-2000 05:41:50




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I recently acquired a 47 8N with a tube type loader. The only 'name' I can find is a very faded yellow decal that I think says 'Mohawk'. The hydraulics run off a shaft from the front of the engine through the crank hole. The tubes have a couple of cracks that I can weld, but I am not sure that I want to. The whole thing looks kind of fragile. Almost looks like a home-built setup. Is this setup worth saving? The tractor is not running at the moment, but I was told that the loader did work before it was stored appx 10 years ago. Any info on Mohawk or tube loaders in general would be appreciated. I posted this on the 'N' Board also, but figured that I would try here too. I have checked the archives on ALL the boards, and can find only one reference to a Mohawk anything, and it was not a loader. Sorry about being so long winded.

Thanks,

Paul

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paul

04-05-2000 07:37:27




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 Re: Mowhawk Tube-Type Loader? in reply to Salmoneye, 04-05-2000 05:41:50  
I have a chisel plow made by Mowhawk, I think from Texas if I remember right.

I'd suggest fixing it up, whatever it is. I'd rather have a slightly weak loader that breaks than a too heavy loader that breaks the tractor... And, well, the little Fords aren't all that strong themselves.
--->Paul



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