Ive spent the last few days getting my grandpas old sickle mower going and took it out for a test run this morning and it worked great. But I did break a piece that is part of the lift assembly for the bar. Ive found just about every part for a model 5 mower on a handful of websites but cant find this one. It is part number 19 in the picture. Does anyone know where this could be purchased or does someone have a parts mower that still has this on it?
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David from Kansas
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Got quite a few parts for #5 mower at very reasonable price. I have a couple of different operator's manuals for the #5 so maybe I
can find #19 in one of the parts illustrations to see what it is you are referring to. Thanks.
can find #19 in one of the parts illustrations to see what it is you are referring to. Thanks.
Rich'sToys
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I think you need a few more posts before they will let you post pictures.
wore out
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Is this the image your are trying to upload, by chance?
If so, Key #19 is part #Z977H.
IF you GOOGLE "DEERE Z977H" a number of sources for new and used parts will come up.
On the other hand, why not weld or braze it?
If you don't know how find a place that does.
I've got an old #5 that you'd be hard pressed to find a single part on it that hasn't been repaired at some time in it's long life.
David from Kansas
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I have that part. Email me if interested.
IAfarmguy
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It's been way too many years since I ran a number 5 mower. Now use a 38 on my 520. Is part number 19 that you're looking for the part that the
hydraulic cylinder fastens too? If so, I have broken that equivalent piece on my 38. Because my cylinder didn't fit the mower properly. I can't exactly
remember but as the cylinder pushed the lift arm something hit the arm and broke it. We were able to weld up our broken piece, we may have found a
different cylinder too. Anyway it has been fine for many years.
hydraulic cylinder fastens too? If so, I have broken that equivalent piece on my 38. Because my cylinder didn't fit the mower properly. I can't exactly
remember but as the cylinder pushed the lift arm something hit the arm and broke it. We were able to weld up our broken piece, we may have found a
different cylinder too. Anyway it has been fine for many years.
David from Kansas
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Sorry for going silent for a while. Lot of family things going on Ive had to deal with. Thx to everyone for the information and comments. After my last post I found a guy selling 2 mowers for parts, both had the part I needed. Went ahead and purchased those so I have plenty of parts for years to come.
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