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Shawn E. Smith

08-09-2000 10:52:36

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Hello,

We are looking for replacement blades for an older walk-behind sickle mower: the blades are 2" wide and 3" long, possibly a standard size at one time, but we are having a difficult time finding them. Someone suggested this site - any information would be great.

Shawn E. Smith

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BINGO!!!

08-11-2000 11:16:37

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Re: Sickle bar blades in reply to Shawn E. Smith, 08-09-2000 10:52:36

Troy-Bilt bought out Kinco, and had the original parts we were looking for.

Thanks a lot guys, you saved us a lot of grief!

Shawn

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Deere420

08-11-2000 08:58:51

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Re: Sickle bar blades in reply to Shawn E. Smith, 08-09-2000 10:52:36

Troy-Built still makes a sickle bar mower so you might want to check with a dealer. Also, I thought Gravley had a sickle bar attachment, so check with a Gravley dealer.

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Tim

08-10-2000 14:24:50

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Re: Sickle bar blades in reply to Shawn E. Smith, 08-09-2000 10:52:36

I have heard of people having luck on old Haban mowers using either Jari or Troy bilt part I just picked up a Simplicity mower that was built by Haban and will be finding out about this eventually as it is severely rusted away in some places from a severe buildup of chicken crap left on it for many years.Hope this helped Tim

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Pete In Post Falls

08-10-2000 11:48:21

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Re: Sickle bar blades in reply to Shawn E. Smith, 08-09-2000 10:52:36

If its a JARI, I was lookintg to buy one so did a search for "Jari Mowers". Found a place called All Weather or such. Also look in the Orphans and others Forum, there's a couple of entries. In Spokane Washington, a rental outfit still rents them out and say they have shelf parts they will sell.

If its a DR, they better have parts.

Did you look at your local "Farm" store for generic parts?

Hope I was some help.

Pete in Post Falls

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Ron

08-09-2000 11:24:51

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Re: Sickle bar blades in reply to Shawn E. Smith, 08-09-2000 10:52:36

do you mean 2" wide and 3 feet long?

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ron

08-09-2000 11:28:46

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Re: Re: Sickle bar blades in reply to Ron , 08-09-2000 11:24:51

Sorry, you confused me by saying sickle bar "blades". I think you mean sickle bar "sections".

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Shawn

08-09-2000 21:10:18

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Re: Re: Re: Sickle bar blades in reply to ron , 08-09-2000 11:28:46

They are individual teeth, riveted to a bar - not sure if this will come out right, but...

|..... ..... ../-\.....I'm being told that |..... ..... ./__\...they aren't making 3"..... .../___\....these any more, but |..... ..../_____\...I'm hoping to find |..... ....|o____o|...about 20 or so |..... ....|_____ | ..... .....---2"---

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george

08-13-2000 17:42:46

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Sickle bar blades in reply to Shawn, 08-09-2000 21:10:18

Cool drawing!

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paul

08-09-2000 23:54:19

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Sickle bar blades in reply to Shawn, 08-09-2000 21:10:18

They are sickle sections.

Now, what brand mower do you have, Jerri or something else?

Did you try a dealer of your brand, or a farm supply store, or all of the above? Some of the better farm stores carry quite a few books of sections to look through & match up.

--->Paul

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Shawn

08-11-2000 01:52:24

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Sickle bar blades in reply to paul, 08-09-2000 23:54:19

Its an old Kinco (Kingco?), driven by a 3.5hp vertical shaft Tecumseh with a PTO for self-propulsion, and it has a belt-driven clutch. Its at least 25 years old; I've tried asking around with the parts dealers in the area and searching the Web, but so far none of them have even heard of the name. I've been told walk-behind sickle mowers aren't manufactured anymore, and that the blades are hard to find. We ground down some farm implement blades and re-drilled the holes, and had some limited success at heat treating them...I'm hoping to find some originals before I commit to riveting the homemade teeth back onto the bar.

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TERRY LOW

04-22-2001 19:49:12

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Sickle bar blades in reply to Shawn, 08-11-2000 01:52:24

I OWN AN OLD KMG-38 MOWER MANUFACTURED BY KINCO 170 NORTH PASCAL ,ST. PAUL MINNESOTA 55104
PHONE 612-644-466
DO NOT KNOW IF THIS IS STILL GOOD INFO. THERE WAS A CANADIAN DIST. BY THE NAME OF DUKE LAWN EQUIPMENT LTD.
BURINGTON ONT. CA. 637-3216
TORONTO ONT. CA. 923-9474 AGAIN NOT CERTAIN IF THIS IS GOOD INFO.?

BUT IT IS WORTH A TRY!

IF NOT, I STILL HAVE THE MOWER WITH TWO SPARE BARS.

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George

08-10-2002 19:19:30

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Sickle bar blades in reply to TERRY LOW, 04-22-2001 19:49:12

The Phone number for Kinco is 651-644-4666

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Fudd@Work

08-09-2000 22:08:12

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Sickle bar blades in reply to Shawn, 08-09-2000 21:10:18

I LIKE that drawing!

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