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Jim Calhoun

03-08-2006 14:26:17




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I just bought an old trailer type 7 foot bar sickle mower. It has the dual drive gear box that activates the sickle. What model is this and what years were they made?
Any parts out there to keep one up and going?

Any information at all concerning this mower would be appreciated!

My mower is like the one one this web site, it is very long but cut and paste to view:

http://www.rbauction.com/equipment_search/thumbs.jsp?auction_id=2006729&industry_id=13&equip_id=1287952&class_cd=&vc_make=&vc_model=&Search_results=All&Search_type=Basic&img_num=1

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Eldon (WA)

03-08-2006 23:10:17




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 Re: AC Mower Information Needed in reply to Jim Calhoun, 03-08-2006 14:26:17  
If it has little 8" tires it is a #7, if it has 15" (maybe 14") tires and they are straight across from each other it is an 80T, if the larger tires and staggered it is an 82T. All twin drive mowers were able to run about twice the strokes per minute of a pitman design allowing you to mow about as fast as you could as long as you didn't get bounced off the tractor!



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tim[in]

03-08-2006 19:45:34




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 Re: AC Mower Information Needed in reply to Jim Calhoun, 03-08-2006 14:26:17  
i had one of those twin wheel pull types once. i replaced it with a ac #3 pitman. if that had been my first allis product ,i would never have had another!!!seemed like it was always apart. dont remember the problem exactly but boy was i glad to see it go down the drive!!i never once got thru a cutting without it breaking down. others experiences seem to be better. but i would never touch one again!!i've replace a few pitmans, some sections ,and the belt . typical stuff on most mowers. but other than that have loved mine. properly maintained any mower should work. i think mine was a 80 or 82.no machine is perfect and even new high dollar machines break down, so see how it works for you and go from there. if it aint broike , dont fix it.

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jms/mn

03-08-2006 17:25:02




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 Re: AC Mower Information Needed in reply to Jim Calhoun, 03-08-2006 14:26:17  
Several models- I think they start with #7, then 80 and 82. Side, rear, and pull-type. Nice machines, they cut from 45 degrees below horizontal to 90 degrees above. Hopefully, Eldon in WA will chime in- I think he knows them as well as anyone. I have one on the WD45, side mount- fun to run it in parades with the bar straight up. (also cuts grass!- what a concept).



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