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Newbie ? on sickle bar mower

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ShepFL

06-19-2006 08:39:28




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Here is a pic. Over the wx I also created myself a MS WORD file from the archives (Thanks to all for all the shared wisdom there).

Upon reading the archives on sharpening, I see 2 camps: a) V-stone if you can find one or carburendum
b) 4" grinder if you keep speed down not to rmv temper.

At this point I do not have a stone so sharpening is looking like 4" grinder with sanding disk or hand file. Maybe I can rig a jig to maintain the angle if using grinder?

As to blades it appears that under-serrated blades are the blade of choice for the widest options in cutting.

Now then, do all blades interchange? Is there a std size or do I need blades specific to my sickle?

I have also read the about how to verify the "register" & need to ensure blades are centered under guard, also about fwd. pitch of entire mower assy. to ensure it perpendicular to tractor when in use.

Any other words of wisdom I should be aware of other than common sense safety?

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jossette

06-19-2006 20:07:23




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 Re: Newbie ? on sickle bar mower in reply to ShepFL, 06-19-2006 08:39:28  
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I have a Moline mower and they are way different than any other section. Rivot holes are spaced 1/4" less than regular ones.

I just losen the wear guards at the pitman and pull the sickle out and run the 4" grinder lightly over both sides, just to get an edge on it and put it back. Takes 10 min.

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Nebraska Cowman

06-19-2006 17:48:08




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 Re: Newbie ? on sickle bar mower in reply to ShepFL, 06-19-2006 08:39:28  
yup shep, this was all covered at Red Power. There are only two "blades" (sections) in the whole world, either New Holland or Deere. I believe Ford mowers take the Deere sections. Like Old said, the only difference is the hole spacing. under-serrated are probably the most common but some like the over-serrated which are self-sharpening. I don't evn know if you can buy "smooth" sections anymore.



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old

06-19-2006 09:18:35




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 Re: Newbie ? on sickle bar mower in reply to ShepFL, 06-19-2006 08:39:28  
Differant brand use differant blades/sections, guess how I found out, yep got the wrong ones once and the holes where off just a little. The way I shapen them is pull the bar and then shapen them some how with the gaurds in place its hard to do a good job.



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