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Sid Miller

08-06-2001 08:24:01




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I need the part for a pitman mower that attaches to the pitman arm that holds the sickle in place.I have no idea what it is called.The model # for the mower is 42R.I would appreciate help from anyone.




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paul

08-06-2001 11:58:19




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 Re: mower parts in reply to Sid Miller, 08-06-2001 08:24:01  
Or, do you mean the 2 clamps that go around the sickle ball? The socket, I guess?

What brand (color) is your mower, I'm not familiar with such a model # either.....

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Sid Miller

08-07-2001 10:57:36




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 Re: Re: mower parts in reply to paul, 08-06-2001 11:58:19  
Dan and Paul,Thanks to both of your for your responces.I apologize for being in such a hurry that I forgot to mention I have a Massey-Ferguson mower.The serial tag says it is a 42R.It looks like an early 60,s to late 50,s mower.I broke the socket attachment that moves the sickle back and forth.It is attacheed to the pitman arm.There is also a spring and a U shaped piece that holds the sickle tight.I need all 3 of those parts.

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Keewaydin

08-07-2001 14:14:01




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 Re: Re: Re: mower parts in reply to Sid Miller, 08-07-2001 10:57:36  
It sounds as if the parts you need would be interchangeable in a lot of brands. Our old JD #9W is just like that if I remember rightly. I'd take the parts to a farm machinery dealer and see what he can come up with.(probably from the pile out back).



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paul

08-07-2001 23:27:08




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: mower parts in reply to Keewaydin, 08-07-2001 14:14:01  
Yup, my Ford mower has exactly those parts green (JD) on them, that's where dad found some parts that fit. Your mower would be supported ny Agco these days if they still have parts, but all you need is a socket end that fits the size ball you have on your sickle.

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bob

08-11-2001 06:23:05




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: mower parts in reply to paul, 08-07-2001 23:27:08  
try tractot supply if don,t have in stock it should be listed in blue book and they can order



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Dan

08-06-2001 10:17:21




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 Re: mower parts in reply to Sid Miller, 08-06-2001 08:24:01  
Are you talking about holding the sickle up off the ground when the bar is in the verticle position? Keeps the sickle from dropping clear down? On my JD #5 and #8 mowers there is an extension on the part of the pitman that the surrounds the ball on the sickle end on the front side. There is also as plate behind it(toward the mower) that acts as a sickle hold down and also has a part extending up to catch the extension on the pitman so it doesn't drop clear down. Not sure how yours was designed or what a 42R is as far as brand

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