Posted by Alaric on September 03, 2021 at 04:48:05 from (98.2.198.91):
I saw you had asked about the weight of your Shawnee HD-8A Loader and Warrior D80 Backhoe some time ago, If you are still interested according to a 1959 price sheet I have the HD-8A Loader had a shipping weight of 900 lbs and a price of $565, I don't have a listing for the D80 at the moment but have more price lists on the way so I may soon.
I have a 1959 Fordson Power Major with a Shawnee Loadmaster LM-1A Loader and a Chief D90 Backhoe, The backhoe is missing the lower boom and I've been collecting pictures and literature in an attempt to gather enough information to fabricate an replacement that matches the original. Based on all the information I have so far the D80 Warrior and the D90 Chief are very similar, Any chance you would be willing to take some pictures and measurements of your backhoe for me?
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