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john deere sickle bar mower identification

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T.B. IL

06-07-2006 14:15:48




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I just purchased a 7 foot mower jd stamped on it. Semi mount with crazy wheel in back. pitman, hydraulic cylinder 1 hose 3 foot lever and 18 inch lever on bar side no serial tag.z1051-h+ on gear box z971-h+ stamped on bar.I need to know model # and possibly year please




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RustyFarmall

06-07-2006 14:36:23




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 Re: john deere sickle bar mower identification in reply to T.B. IL, 06-07-2006 14:15:48  
Sounds like you have an infamous John Deere #5. They were built I am guessing from around 1940 or so up through maybe the 50s? Manuals are not too hard to find, and most of the parts are readily available. The John Deere #5 was one of the best hay mowers ever built.



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david from mo

06-08-2006 08:44:20




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 Re: john deere sickle bar mower identification in reply to RustyFarmall, 06-07-2006 14:36:23  
Are you sure you wanted to use infamous ? I know nothing disgraceful about a #5



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RustyFarmall

06-08-2006 14:41:39




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 Re: john deere sickle bar mower identification in reply to david from mo, 06-08-2006 08:44:20  
You are correct, wrong choice of words. The only time I ever cussed a #5 was when I forgot to grease the sickle end of the pitman stick, and then attempted to pick up the shattered remains with my bare hands. I didn't know steel could get that hot without turning red.



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david from mo

06-09-2006 11:31:25




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 Re: john deere sickle bar mower identification in reply to RustyFarmall, 06-08-2006 14:41:39  
I don"t want you to think i have good use of english . only in english do fat chance and a slim chance mean the same thing.



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