Just thought I'd share this piece I picked up out near Camden, NY and brought to it's new owner in Ledyard, Ct. today. It's a late-80's Iron Mule, made up in Michigan. Powered by a 3 cyl. Ford diesel, has a 4 speed with a hi-lo-reverse on the other stick. Fun little rig. I brought a 240 Timberjack skidder from the same place in Camden, NY to the same guy in Ct. last year...he bought both from the same seller.
I like it. Hit me up if you have a line on something similar. I'm in Western NY.
Nice looking 4510 you have there. A little newer than mine but with the same drive train. Here I am picking up storm damaged oak for my outdoor boiler.
Hey,, I have a question? Is there any written info on these and am in particularly interested in the brakes at this point. It might use hyd oil.
Those are some nice looking rigs.
Not sure what you have. I have an 89 4510 iron mule like in the pics above. In the manual I have it looks like they are dry brakes. Ive never had to work on my brakes yet. From what I found mine used a 4610 Ford tractor as the base unit. Find the serial numbers and hit up a New Holland dealership if yours is Ford based. I got a parts catalog and powertrain repair manual from Delfab in Escanaba MI. Good Luck