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JD #37 Sickle Bar

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Steve B

03-06-2000 14:34:14




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Talked to a fellow at an auction today who says he has a JD model 37 Sickle Bar Mower for sale. He says he has 2 set of blades for it and that it is mounted on a trailer. I guess most of the Sickle bars I have seen are mounted on the draw bar or 3pt. I am looking for information on the item. If anyone has any input on this and may the value of it sure would appreciate it. He asking 600.oo for this one.

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larry h

03-08-2000 18:05:15




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 Re: JD #37 Sickle Bar in reply to Steve B, 03-06-2000 14:34:14  
we have two of them and they work well parts are easy to get we are selling one extra on e for 350.00 ready to go we are in ky thanks larry



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Theman

03-07-2000 07:37:56




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 Re: JD #37 Sickle Bar in reply to Steve B, 03-06-2000 14:34:14  
The model 37 was built as a trailer type mower. The 38 was the same mower mounted to the tractor but with a single caster wheel in back and I believe it could be purchased with either hydraulic or mechanical lift. The model 39 was the 3-point version. I have a model 37 with a 7' bar and hydraulic lift. I cut grass hay with it. $600.00 sounds high given the fact that you'll probably have to put new sections and ledger plates on it. You'll spend $100.00+ to put a good hydraulic cylinder on it if the seller opts to keep the one on it (as mine did). Don't expect the spare knife to be ready to work. It's probably worn out and in need of new sections. I paid $285.00 for my machine and it has performed well. Deere still has most parts and a manuals which are a must.

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Chad Wink

03-06-2000 18:20:03




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 Re: JD #37 Sickle Bar in reply to Steve B, 03-06-2000 14:34:14  
Way way more than its worth. I know of 37 and 38 mowers selling for 100.00 or so all the time on sales. A few years ago they would bring more, but that the past. In fact I only gave 175.00 for my 38 ten years ago.



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