Dad has Farmall A with a mounted sickle mower, hand lift. Runs great. With what research I've done here, I assume it is an A-16 model. I have a picture but it is only of the side of the tractor and mower so you really can't see much of the mower. It bolts directly to the tractor and has sort of a cross arm supporting the two main arms.
Anyways, he seems to think the guards and sections are specific to that mower but everything I'm reading on here says that all of the ih mowers have pretty much universal guards and sickle sections. True? Who's right on this? Of course, the mower is 1600 miles away at the farm in Montana.
The reason I bring this up is that even after 45 years of life, my Dad can still get bent out of shape over things I do that he doesn't necessarily approve of. lol. I was on vacation at his place at the beginning of the month. Helped with hay, worked on small projects around the farm he needed help with and cleaned up around the place. He's 76 but still going strong.
So I dug the A out to mow down the driveway ditches so everything looked finished. He wasn't around just then. I made one round and started down again. Well here he came and didn't want me to cut anymore because I might hit a stone and break a guard or knock out a section. He didn't have anymore on hand. It makes me laugh that he got on to me like I was 15 still, LOL. So I just smiled and he finally calmed down about it. Old Coot!
So I'd like to find out if these are just common parts and he doesn't know it.
Anyways, he seems to think the guards and sections are specific to that mower but everything I'm reading on here says that all of the ih mowers have pretty much universal guards and sickle sections. True? Who's right on this? Of course, the mower is 1600 miles away at the farm in Montana.
The reason I bring this up is that even after 45 years of life, my Dad can still get bent out of shape over things I do that he doesn't necessarily approve of. lol. I was on vacation at his place at the beginning of the month. Helped with hay, worked on small projects around the farm he needed help with and cleaned up around the place. He's 76 but still going strong.
So I dug the A out to mow down the driveway ditches so everything looked finished. He wasn't around just then. I made one round and started down again. Well here he came and didn't want me to cut anymore because I might hit a stone and break a guard or knock out a section. He didn't have anymore on hand. It makes me laugh that he got on to me like I was 15 still, LOL. So I just smiled and he finally calmed down about it. Old Coot!
So I'd like to find out if these are just common parts and he doesn't know it.