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JD #9 sickle mower

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Scott

10-14-2001 10:38:41




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I have gotten a John Deere #9W sickle mower from my Grandma for mowing my ditches. It hasn't been used in years but been shedded. I would like to know how old it is, it's value (she didn't want anything for it but I'll pay her somehow)and anything special I should know about using it and maintaining it.




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Leroy

10-15-2001 06:42:51




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 Re: JD #9 sickle mower in reply to Scott, 10-14-2001 10:38:41  
Last year one sold at auction for $45, Bought 2 No. 5 for less than $30 each others went for same, asking $75 will not sell



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Dan

10-14-2001 21:10:45




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 Re: JD #9 sickle mower in reply to Scott, 10-14-2001 10:38:41  
I think the #9 was a good mower and it was before they went to belt drive. Get a parts and operator's manual for it so you get it set up right for your tractor. Really nothing wrong with a wood pitman. Unfortunately they don't make them of real good wood anymore. keep a spare on hand for when it breaks on a weekend. Good luck with it, Would think value would be around $300 as old #5s sell for 2 to 250, depending upon area,

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B.C.

10-14-2001 11:14:56




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 Re: JD #9 sickle mower in reply to Scott, 10-14-2001 10:38:41  
We use a 9W behind our MH50.

I gave about 300 for it 15 or 20 years ago. I think it's been worth it. Maybe they go for less these days because they are kind of heavy and use wooden pitman rods.

Your local Deere dealer can probably tell you the age of the thing from the serial number. Probably goes back to the late 50's. Also should be able to fix you up with a manual and a parts book.

I think they're a pretty good mower.

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