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Dating a Mohawk A-7 Lift

tooljunkie4

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Have any of you ever sorted out how to decode the serial number on a Mohawk lift?

I found a seemingly complete A-7 on a shelf in the garage.

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Call Mohawk and ask them. You have the serial # which they should be able to quickly convert to date of manufacture. 1 Mohawk = 3 of anybody else's lift with respect to build quality.
 

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I just checked the two Mohawks we have at the day job and they both have alphanumeric serial numbers. As suggested above give Mohawk a call and they can get you the information you need.
 
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That US patent was granted on 1985, so maybe your leading 89 is the year made.

 

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From another thread here, this might get you a manual . The links are dead, but maybe you can decipher a way around them.



Maybe here

 
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tooljunkie4

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Call Mohawk and ask them. You have the serial # which they should be able to quickly convert to date of manufacture. 1 Mohawk = 3 of anybody else's lift with respect to build quality.
As suggested above give Mohawk a call and they can get you the information you need.
That US patent was granted on 1985, so maybe your leading 89 is the year made.

I called the parts dept. at Mohawk this afternoon. The serial number comes back with a 1989 build date.

Holy ****.

Now to find it a new home. Thanks to all for the suggestion.
 
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