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Ole Jallyh

11-08-2002 10:19:01




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Can someone identify these mowers by looking at the pictures. I think they are the same but one has a lever while the other has a spring setup. I would like to get a manual but don't know which model they are. One picture should show up and click on the link below for the other one. Thanks - Jallyh

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Leroy

11-17-2002 06:13:03




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 Re: John Deere Mower ID in reply to Ole Jallyh, 11-08-2002 10:19:01  
That is a No. 5 mower, the No. 8 Was the semi mount mower that replaced the no. 5, The No. 9 was the 3 point version of the No. 8, all could be had with 5', 6', 7' bars and I think the 8 & 9 could be gotten with longer bars, The No. 7 I an not specifical on but I think it was a side mount of possible 8 - 9 mower, the model No. has nothing to do with length of bar on J. D. as it does on some other makes.

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Dan

11-10-2002 20:07:37




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 Re: John Deere Mower ID in reply to Ole Jallyh, 11-08-2002 10:19:01  
It's a number 5 for sure. Jd also made a number 8 with a tail wheel. The number 9 was 3 point with no tail wheel. Someone mentioned a number 7 and I am not familiar with that one. You can quite often pick up operator's manuels at tractor shows or for sure from John Deere. I have 2 number 5s, one for parts, and a number 8W. They were good working mowers when adjusted properly. Yours looks like a hand lift with the long lever. Some had a cylinder lift but the lever was used to lock it up. Don't see any other mode of lifting on yours form the pictures.

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Ole Jallyh

11-10-2002 11:02:05




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 Re: John Deere Mower ID in reply to Ole Jallyh, 11-08-2002 10:19:01  
They have 7 foot bars on them. Is that the only difference between a #5 and a #7. The fellow I got them from called them #9 's but another guy I know has a #9 and it has no rear wheel. One of my mowers has a long lever and the other has a spring set up. Is this a one or the other type of deal or is one missing a lever and one missing a spring. Thanks for the replys you guys are just great!



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Rick

11-10-2002 06:13:46




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 Re: John Deere Mower ID in reply to Ole Jallyh, 11-08-2002 10:19:01  
It looks to me like a no5 also. What is mower bar length. They made a no5 and no7



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Rick

11-10-2002 06:11:46




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 Re: John Deere Mower ID in reply to Ole Jallyh, 11-08-2002 10:19:01  
It looks to me like a no5 also. What is mower bar length. They made a no5 and no7



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Steven M

11-08-2002 15:08:36




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 Re: John Deere Mower ID in reply to Ole Jallyh, 11-08-2002 10:19:01  

It's a John Deere No.5 A good old mower.



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Jim.UT

11-08-2002 12:57:57




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 Re: John Deere Mower ID in reply to Ole Jallyh, 11-08-2002 10:19:01  
Impossible for my untrained eye to make out the details of those mowers because they are in the shadows. Not much you can do about that judging from all the foliage you have there.

You might try surfing the "Implement Photos" link from the column on the left of the screen. Maybe you'll find something there that looks like what you have.



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