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James Stiles

10-08-2006 19:00:31




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i have a sickle bar mower and cant seem to figure how it works. dont know the brand but it has a pivot over the right hand hitch pin. on one end it has a chain going thru a pully down to the bar, it has nothing on the other end. also, the right hand hitch pin has only enough room for the main lift arm, and not the stablizer arm. maybe someone can identify or tell me how to identify the brand or model of the mower, or find a brake down picture that i can view thanks james stiles.

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Hayfarmer

10-08-2006 19:54:45




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 Re: sickle bar mower in reply to James Stiles, 10-08-2006 19:00:31  
check part numbers cast into some parts, may be able to tell the make and model from there.



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James Stiles

10-08-2006 20:02:02




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 Re: sickle bar mower in reply to Hayfarmer, 10-08-2006 19:54:45  
it has tsc stamped on every 5th tooth, i think it's the logo for tractor supply co.



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JohnNoregon

10-08-2006 19:22:46




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 Re: sickle bar mower in reply to James Stiles, 10-08-2006 19:00:31  
James a little more info like a color or a pic and then maybe can give you a better idea JohnNoregon



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James Stiles

10-08-2006 19:55:33




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 Re: sickle bar mower in reply to JohnNoregon, 10-08-2006 19:22:46  
it has been repainted but it is red now . the 3 point hitch looks like a stright drawbar but is factory mounted the top link hitch comes up off the draw bar at a slight angle, it is belt driven when i lift up the whole unit drops down i will try to take a pic. tomorrow



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James Stiles

10-09-2006 17:30:01




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 Re: sickle bar mower in reply to James Stiles, 10-08-2006 19:55:33  
hey fellas, guess what? i found one just like the one i have, it's all there and it works too. think its worth $100? the parts i needed would probably cost that. so i think i will!!!! by the way thanks for the help. yours truly, James Stiles



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