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John Deere No. 3 mower ???

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slowgoer

06-24-2002 13:41:21




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I have just gotten a JD no.3 mower and have starting restoring it. Some of you have sent some very good info already but I still need to know what the long wooden pulling beam is called and how long is it supposed to be? I was told mine was cut short years ago so it could be pulled with a tractor. I probably will not sell this one but what do these mowers normally bring at a sale? Thanks!!!! slowgoer

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Old Iron

06-27-2002 21:06:53




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 Re: John Deere No. 3 mower ??? in reply to slowgoer, 06-24-2002 13:41:21  
Slowgoer,

The long wooden pulling beam is called a tounge or a pole. It depends if your talking to the Amish or the English. As for the length of the pole the best I can tell you is to measure from where the center pin for the doubletree is to the neckyoke. This should be 118" to 120". Yours might of been cut down but it also could of been made that size to be used with a 2 wheel truck.

As for value, here in Wisconsin a #3 and the #4 sell for about the same. The #3 is a bit lighter than a #4 with less neck weight on the horses. I have seen a #4 in great shape bring around $400 at auctions when the Amish are there and $175 on a Sunday when there are no Amish at the sale. I have only seen one #3 sell at a auction that was in working shape but average condition and it went for $375.

Keep in mind I'm in Amish country so the prices may be higher than in your area.

My 2 bits worth,

Old Iron

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Tim(nj)

06-27-2002 19:49:34




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 Re: John Deere No. 3 mower ??? in reply to slowgoer, 06-24-2002 13:41:21  
Just saw a complete (except for pitman stick) #4 with a shortened tongue sell for $400 at a sale here in New Jersey. Surprised a lot of people. Usually they go for $150 or so (for lawn ornaments, mostly). This one was headed towards Pennsylvania, most likely to be pulled by horses once again.



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