Posted by super99 on September 14, 2021 at 04:51:48 from (75.107.57.34):
In Reply to: Wheel Loader posted by gregww on September 14, 2021 at 02:52:30:
Good luck with that!! Prime Mover was a division of Hon Industries in Muscatine, Ia. probably back in the 70's. They split off and Prime Mover was a stand alone division of Hon. Raymond Corp bought Prime Mover and discontinued the loaders, etc and concentrated on electric forklifts sometime in the 80's. Raymond is now part of Toyota Material Handling. There may only be one or 2 people still in Muscatine that remember Prime Mover. You could try to call Raymond Muscatine and ask to talk to the oldest engineer there, but don't get your hopes up. You might be able to find something on the engine, but it looks the me like you have a snowballs chance in a hot place with Prime Mover. Chris
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