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AC sickle mower
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larry seabaugh
08-31-2003 17:58:24
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dad used to have an ac sickle mower rear mount belt drive twin-cams at sickle head does anyone know what the model number might be
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larry seabaugh
09-05-2003 20:16:52
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Re: AC sickle mower in reply to larry seabaugh, 08-31-2003 17:58:24
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Thanks fellers at the time i was using these implements i didn't find them interesting (doumb ole me)
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acorange
09-03-2003 15:38:59
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Re: AC sickle mower in reply to larry seabaugh, 08-31-2003 17:58:24
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It is a 80R mower. I have one that I use on my WD.
It also came with a D17 mount. It is not a bad mower but kind of a pain to mount.
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GWEN
09-04-2003 07:26:38
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Re: Re: AC sickle mower in reply to acorange, 09-03-2003 15:38:59
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I am in need of a mounting bracket for the 80 S
side mount mower. Do you happen to have one or know where I can get one?
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JMS/MN
08-31-2003 21:03:10
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Re: AC sickle mower in reply to larry seabaugh, 08-31-2003 17:58:24
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Could be an 80R on a D17. 80 series was the Twin Drive, either side or rear mount. Could cut 90 degrees above or 45 degrees below horizontal. 80S was the side mount. Some also fit a WD, WD45- just missed one last week- hope to find out where it went. Have a rear mount #3 on a WD45 I'd like to trade.
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david l wilson
09-02-2003 00:04:49
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Re: Re: AC sickle mower in reply to JMS/MN, 08-31-2003 21:03:10
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they also made an 80t that was a trailor type. they were all good machines.
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JMS/MN
09-02-2003 22:20:08
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Re: Re: Re: AC sickle mower in reply to david l wilson, 09-02-2003 00:04:49
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Yes- had one on a D17 when I started farming in 1972. Cost us a pto shaft when the drive chain wrapped around the shaft.
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Gwen
09-03-2003 18:18:51
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Re: Re: Re: Re: AC sickle mower in reply to JMS/MN, 09-02-2003 22:20:08
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Need to find a mounting bracket for the 80 S side mount mower. Anyone have any suggestions as to where to find one?
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Holly E. Clark III
01-18-2004 17:12:48
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: AC sickle mower in reply to Gwen, 09-03-2003 18:18:51
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Need to find side mount brackets to install mower on a Allis-Chalmers 160. Also need front suitcase weights and bracket for 160.
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