It can be done, but it’s involved. I’m assuming you’re referring to all the valve parts that these locomotives lack from the factory?……I’ve done this swap using MTH parts. The major malfunction of the 18009 & 18064 Mohawks is the fact that the existing valve guides on the cylinders are too skinny and are blind holes,….they have to come off and be machined down flush to accept a pair of MTH valve guides. I’ve also added the lubricator and the motion rod for that,….it really turns what looks like a toy into a model,….
I am in the middle of a similar project on a Williams 773. Like Pat I had to get new cylinders. In this case the valve guides were missing. I used rods from another Hudson but kept the Williams eccentric crank. I doubt there is a bolt on replacement. You will have to graft various parts together.
Thank you for posting the pictures of your Mohawk rod conversion. If you would happen to have a list of the various parts you used, I would love to get a copy.
Thank you for posting the pictures of your Mohawk rod conversion. If you would happen to have a list of the various parts you used, I would love to get a copy.
Harold.
Harold, feel free to PM me via profile, and I can give you the run down,..
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