[AT] M-H Pony Questions??

[John Boehm]

Leroy- Thanks for sending the photo of the Pacer with
the loader. The support for the loader arms and the
long cylinder that are on my Pony are identical to the
ones on your Pacer, so it appears there was a factory
loader on this tractor. Unfortunately, that is all
that is left on my tractor, besides the crankshaft
driven hydraulic pump and control valve (which I
suspect maybe aftermarket, still not sure). If you
could make a copy of the mower manual for me, I would
be glad to reimburse you for the cost. Thanks for your
help,

John Boehm
Woodland, CA
Visit my web site at http://vintagetractors.com



--- LeRoy Price III <leroy_price3 at hotmail.com> wrote:
> John,
> 
> >1. Is there any implement literature that would
> >describe the setup and operation of the mower? If
> so,
> >where is it available.
> 
> I believe I have an original Mower manual which I'll
> look for but not sure
> if these are being reproduced.  I picked it up off
> of Ebay for my MH Pacer
> which has one.  I believe these are model 40s.
> 
> 
> >2. Was there a loader make by M-H, or is this
> >aftermarket?
> 
> MH had a small loader for the Pacer and Pony.  I
> have pics of one that is
> on a Pacer.
> 
> >3. I suspect the hydraulic system was aftermarket,
> but
> >it is very nicely done. Does anyone have any
> answers
> >on this?
> 
> After a certain year Ponys had hydraulics but not
> certain what they looked 
> like.
> Also, not sure if there were aftermarket versions.
> 
> LeRoy
> 
>
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