Nelson Loaders
Nelson Loaders
Looking for any information on Nelson Loaders. made in Clifton N.J. by N.P.Nelson ironworks. Thanks
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Martyn Henley
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Greetings Wilson and welcome to CMN 
As for Nelson Loaders, i have no idea myself ..perhaps some of our members will know.
Martyn
As for Nelson Loaders, i have no idea myself ..perhaps some of our members will know.
Martyn
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Hi Wilson,
Welcome to CMN.
As for Nelson loaders I know verry little except that at least some had GM power units and Twindisc transmissions .
Here are a couple of photos.
Fred
Welcome to CMN.
As for Nelson loaders I know verry little except that at least some had GM power units and Twindisc transmissions .
Here are a couple of photos.
Fred
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Martyn and Fowler Man thanks for your replies I have a model 150 with a Hercules 6 Cyl gas and an Allison Torq-o-Matic Trans. It is about a 2 YD machine.Will try pictures when I figure it out.
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Hi Wilson,
Sorry to dissagree with ruston bucyrus, but I have found refference to four models.
They are the 150 which you have, the 200, 250 and 400. I don't know the age of your machine, but they all seem to have been produced in the late 1950s.
Your machine looks in great condition.
Apparently the 150 was available with a GM diesel as well as the Hercules gas engine which you have.
Fred
Sorry to dissagree with ruston bucyrus, but I have found refference to four models.
They are the 150 which you have, the 200, 250 and 400. I don't know the age of your machine, but they all seem to have been produced in the late 1950s.
Your machine looks in great condition.
Apparently the 150 was available with a GM diesel as well as the Hercules gas engine which you have.
Fred
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