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need Mc Cormick International Horsedrawn Mower

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wally b

05-13-2008 08:32:36




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I am looking for a Mc Cormick International # 7 or #9 high or regular gear horsedrawn mowers. I have #7 now that I use to cut hay but a backup would be nice to have. Needs to be in restorable/working condition and I have alot of parts. I live near cottage grove oregon. If you know of any near me let me know.

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Jim in Ma.

05-14-2008 05:11:15




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 Re: need Mc Cormick International Horsedrawn Mower in reply to wally b, 05-13-2008 08:32:36  
I hope you have a lot of room to turn that thing around, with that long hitch :-)



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James Howell

05-14-2008 10:45:36




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 Re: need Mc Cormick International Horsedrawn Mower in reply to Jim in Ma., 05-14-2008 05:11:15  
At this time the mower is mainly used as pasture art. I do have the single horse tree for the front stored away in the shop.

Most of the 'old' horse drawn mowers I've seen either do not have a tongue or it has been 'cut back' to fit behind a tractor.

I have an old, old mower manual that shows how to hook them up in tandem to pull behind a tractor.

Now that would have really required some turning radius!

Thanks for asking.

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James Howell

05-13-2008 14:01:33




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 Re: need Mc Cormick International Horsedrawn Mower in reply to wally b, 05-13-2008 08:32:36  
I am a long way from Oregon, but thought I would share a photo of my McCormick-Deering #7.

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It does cut grass, but Nancy won't let me harness up her horses.

Notice the 'farmer tech' steering mechanism on the seat.

Also have the McCormick-Deering rake to compliment it.

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Good luck on your search for another mower.

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Charlie M

05-13-2008 17:25:07




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 Re: need Mc Cormick International Horsedrawn Mower in reply to James Howell, 05-13-2008 14:01:33  
You've got the wrong color tractor on the equipment - its a miricle they work at all.



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James Howell

05-13-2008 19:26:06




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 Re: need Mc Cormick International Horsedrawn Mower in reply to Charlie M, 05-13-2008 17:25:07  
You are exactly right! "Old John" Nancy's 48A stalled and died several times out of embarrassment!

The owner sold the mower to me on one condition - that I promised not to paint it green and yellow.

One day I hope to buy back my father's Super C that he gave to my neighbor.

Some day I will "come out of the closet" and openly admit that I also like the red and silver tractors.

Both the mower and rake work. Their time is coming for being "spruced up" and used around the farm.

I believe in equal opportunity and diversity on our farm.

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