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McCormick-Deering No. 6 Mowing Machine

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Tim H

04-30-2000 16:16:41




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I bought a McCormick-Deering No. 6 Mowing Machine at an estate auction today. I has been in a barn for at least 40 years if not longer since it was last used. The wooden tree is still on it, in great shape, with the bars to hook the mules to. When we rolled it up into the trailer, the sickle bar moved back and forth, all the gears seem to work.

Now to the questions:
(1) What years were these made?
(2) What colors were they painted?
(3) Were there any decals or markings painted on?
(4) What is one of these worth in good condition?

Thanks

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Matt

05-04-2000 13:49:39




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 Re: McCormick-Deering No. 6 Mowing Machine in reply to Tim H, 04-30-2000 16:16:41  
I have one and a Big 6, which is the same as the #6 just bigger, my #6 is not working, I bought it and never did anything with it because I got the Big 6 the next day and restored it, All the info I have came out of the book " 150 Years of IHC" The #6 was introduced by IH in 1914, Built in 4-1/2 and 5 foot sizes, the NO. 6 was loaded with features, these included a heat treaded high grade steel cutter bar, quailty steel knives and ledger plates, The No. 6 was built in Regular Lift and Vertical life styles(I have no idea what that means) Shipping weight of these units was about 700 pounds. Production of the No6 ended in 1934 The 4 1/2 foot model had a 1921 price of $72 and for a extra dollor the 5 foot mower could be substiuted, I have added a link to my web page, go there and under impliements is a pic of my Big 6, They were painted the same, that is, A red frame, yellow tongue, and tan wheels with blue rims. I had a web page in my Favorites that sold redone No. 6s and Big 6s, but I can't seem to find it right now, If you send me your email, if I find it I will let you know, they also sell the manuals there,which I think I have their email address some where. I am not sure on decals, If you have any more questions feel free to email me

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