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Brantford-Mohawk Yard
Modules
Ben Van Veldhuizen This web page
was last updated on December 22nd, 2010..
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| Caution should be taken in loading up this module. Some operators have reported great difficulty is switching out a 5 or 6 car freight when all spotting locations are filled. Unless another module is collocated that provides intermediate storage facilities, branch locals directed here should be no longer than 5 cars. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Setting This module set represents the Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo (TH&B) Railway's Mohawk Yard in Brantford from 1953 ton 1956. Iconic Canadian farm implement manufacturer, Massey-Harris has just joined forces with English manufacturer Harry Ferguson to form Massey-Harris-Ferguson. In 1958, it would be shortened to Massey-Ferguson. Meanwhile, the much smaller but equally proud Cockshutt Plow Co., is only a few years away from it's takeover by White Farm Equipment. Brantford Coach & Body Co., partly owned by Cockshutt, is keeping busy manufacturing highway transport trailers, loaders and farm wagons, among other products. It remained at 22 Mohawk Street until at least 1964. The TH&B station and the Lake Erie & Northern (LE&N) Railway-TH&B interchange track are also represented in the module set to increase it's operating potential, although in reality, they were located further west and closer to the downtown core." Features - Numerous switching opportunities - Extended benchwork to accommodate Brantford Coach & Body and operator's shelf |
![]() Brantford Massey Verity summer 1995 Photo by Ben Van Veldhuizen |
![]() Brantford - Cockshutt May 2002 Photo by Ben Van Veldhuizen |