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Pic of Farmall A/IH model 16A sickle mower

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Otis

07-15-2002 21:46:04




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Here is a picture of a model 16A sickle mower mounted on a Farmall A.

Also check out the other link on webshots.com for more pics of the Farmall.

Hope you enjoy.

Otis

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marvin

07-18-2002 09:22:53




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 Re: Pic of Farmall A/IH model 16A sickle mower in reply to Otis, 07-15-2002 21:46:04  
Otis;
That is a nice looking A and mower. This looks almost identical to my setup. I have a 47 Super A with a Model 23 mower attached. The mower has a mechanical lift that causes very large biceps on the right arm. I have since converted my mower over to hydraulic lift. I will soon need to replace some of the shims and guides on my mower. It only cuts an acre or two each year, so it should last me many more years.
Enjoy your tractor and mowing the field. I am sure that you will be the winning arm wrestler when you finish mowing for the season! :-)

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Otis

07-18-2002 20:28:43




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 Re: Re: Pic of Farmall A/IH model 16A sickle mower in reply to marvin, 07-18-2002 09:22:53  
Thank you for your kind comments.
You are sure right about the right arm. It sure does get a work out. I have the spring assist adjusted so it takes minimal movement to start raising that thing but it is still a workout. It was a fun project to get the mower working like new again. The tractor was just back from a complete overhaul of the engine and clutch and now has a remarkable difference in power. We are very happy with our model A and will continue to use it as needed since it was retired from field service on the farm a few years ago. In the future, I hope to go thru the tractor and mower for a complete restoration. I have been taking these pictures as progress goes along. If you have not already seen the other photos of my 2 Farmalls, here is the link:
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I will be posting more soon.
Enjoy, Otis

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marvin

07-18-2002 08:19:36




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 Re: Pic of Farmall A/IH model 16A sickle mower in reply to Otis, 07-15-2002 21:46:04  
Otis;
That is a nice looking A and mower. This looks almost identical to my setup. I have a 47 Super A with a Model 23 mower attached. The mower has a mechanical lift that causes very large biceps on the right arm. I have since converted my mower over to hydraulic lift. I will soon need to replace some of the shims and guides on my mower. It only cuts an acre or two each year, so it should last me many more years.
Enjoy your tractor and mowing the field. I am sure that you will be the winning arm wrestler when you finish mowing for the season! :-)

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Otis

07-15-2002 21:59:42




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 Re: Pic of Farmall A/IH model 16A sickle mower in reply to Otis, 07-15-2002 21:46:04  
Here are the rest of the pics.

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