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mounted sickle bar mower

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wanabefarmer

10-23-2006 19:47:27




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this mower is for a super c. where will i find the model number for this mower. i have found some part #'s but no model #. i need cutter and guides.how much bow should be in the bar assembly. thanks for any help.




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wanabefarmer

10-24-2006 08:37:53




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 Re: mounted sickle bar mower in reply to wanabefarmer, 10-23-2006 19:47:27  
the mower is a seven foot rear mounted TS has parts but i will need model #.i will visit the IH dealer and see what they have. i have an implement book for my super A and some #'s match.thanks for the help. u.d. in tx.



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BobG in VA

10-24-2006 12:25:21




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 Re: mounted sickle bar mower in reply to wanabefarmer, 10-24-2006 08:37:53  
If you are talking about the mower that hooks up in the back (vs slung under the belly), you have two choices. Look at the back of the mower you will have one or two coiled springs. These are used in raising the cutter bar. Also is your SC a Fasthitch?? The single spring is a #24 and I believe the 2 spring is either a #25 or #27 mower. BobG in VA



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Jim Broughton

10-23-2006 22:03:40




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 Re: mounted sickle bar mower in reply to wanabefarmer, 10-23-2006 19:47:27  
What size mower? If it is a five foot side mount on the tractor, run off the PTO, then it is probably the same as my Cub mower. If so, your neighborhood farm supply store should have most of the parts you need, and most of them are interchangeable...I've got some Ford guides, and various brands of cutter knives on mine and it works just fine. Your Case/IH dealer should have some parts for it also. IH also made a rear mount mower, and if that is what you have, then you will need to see your dealer. Lots of luck finding parts! Jim B.

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