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Restoration of J.D. #9 Scickle Mower

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Royce

08-13-2001 08:14:26




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I would like to restore this mower. I need to buy a parts and operators manual.




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B.C.

08-15-2001 08:14:54




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 Re: Restoration of J.D. #9 Scickle Mower in reply to Royce, 08-13-2001 08:14:26  
Like the others said, Deere should be able to fix you up with op manual and parts books. The farm stores and what used to be Central Tractor should be able to supply you with parts, along with Deere.

Our 9W has worked fine since we got back in '84.



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Fudd@Work

08-13-2001 20:55:12




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 Re: Restoration of J.D. #9 Scickle Mower in reply to Royce, 08-13-2001 08:14:26  
You can order the manuals from Deere but I don't have the number here at work. You might ask over on the JD board for the number. I have a #9W that is a real good mower. Tractor Supply and the like have grass boards, sections, guards and pitman sticks for them.



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Jim.UT

08-13-2001 09:38:56




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 Re: Restoration of J.D. #9 Scickle Mower in reply to Royce, 08-13-2001 08:14:26  
I own a working #9. I got my manual off the internet, but I don't remember if it was ebay or just someone from this forum that emailed me offering to sell. At any rate the manual looks brand new so I don't doubt Steve is right about the JD dealer having them. I'm starting to have a little problem with parts. I put the end of the blade into a fence (I'm still learning) and ruined the ledger plate on the very end. The local JD dealer showed that part available for $2.50 but had to order a minimum of 10. Since I seem to be their only customer requesting parts for a #9 he was unwilling to stock that many. But what he did do was get on the computer and find a dealer in another state that had one on the shelf. I was able to take care of the transaction right there at the local parts counter and they had the dealer in Idaho ship it directly to me. He could have had it shipped to him and charged me a mark-up and special handling, etc so I thought it was decent of him to go to the work to see I got my part without gouging me. I buy about 1 pitman stick per year from him (about $12) but I haven't had to replace one yet this year. The grass board is still available but very pricey. I made one out of 3/4" plywood. It doesn't have the leaping deer on it, but it works very well.

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Steve IA

08-13-2001 09:02:49




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 Re: Restoration of J.D. #9 Scickle Mower in reply to Royce, 08-13-2001 08:14:26  
I own a working 9W and have found that parts and manual available at any JD dealer. Common parts like gaurds and sickle bars can be had at your local "farm&Home' store, if your not concerned with originality. HTH Steve 8N 169301



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