One of my landlords has a Kuhn sickle mower in the shed that he got probably 20 or more years ago in excellent condition and never used it. Has a 6 foot bar. He wants to sell it now. I haven't gotten close enough to it yet through all the clutter around it to get a model number or do a really close inspection. I keep a sickle around for mowing along lanes, etc. That being said, my MF 31 is shot and the Dearborn I have works well but is a pain to put on and take off the tractor. Really want to know if this Kuhn is serviceable or are parts difficult?
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