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Mccormick #7 Mower

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Steve BElcher

12-20-2002 17:00:21




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I just got a #7 I found behind an old shed. The wood has rotted off. How long should it be? Also, what colors should I paint the thing. Is there any way to know what year it was made?




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steve belcher

12-21-2002 18:14:56




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 Re: Mccormick #7 Mower in reply to Steve BElcher, 12-20-2002 17:00:21  
Thanks, to all. I got my info from the book "150 years of international harvester". Ive know about this mower since I was a child. I am also going to go back to this man and get something else. Its a Novo stationary engine, on a steel wheel wagon, with a saw blade at one end. A hit and miss engine is new to me, so I am on a huge learning curve here. Untill this, my heart has always been on I.H.C. iron.

Thanks again,

Steve(46 farmall BN; 51 farmall Cub)

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Old Iron

12-20-2002 18:57:14




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 Re: Mccormick #7 Mower in reply to Steve BElcher, 12-20-2002 17:00:21  
Steve,

I have a parts book dated 4-45 and it shows they began the #7 in 1932 and they were still in production at the time the manual was printed. I know on the #9 mower they had the date on the bottom of the main body. I'm not sure about the #7 but it's worth a look.

For the wood, the pole (tongue) was 156 x 2 3/4 x 4 13/16 x 2 1/2.

If you are talking about the pitman, that was 1 1/8 x 1 1/2 x 30 7/8. If you need a pitman, give me a shout via e-mail. I have some here.

For the colors, it depends what year it was made. The body was red, cutter bar and outside shoe was blue, the wheels were cream or cream with blue on the facing. They used blue for a few years on the wheel facing to make them look more showy for the dealers.

One last note, the gear box took 4 qts. of 20 wt. motor oil.

Hope this helps,

Old Iron

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Chris Reed

11-03-2005 16:15:08




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 Re: Re: Mccormick #7 Mower in reply to Old Iron, 12-20-2002 18:57:14  
I have a mccormick no.7 reg gear all clean and nice working order. I would like to sell it . I am not sure what to ask so if interested make an offer. I will deliver in New England for the right deal. 508-922-6449



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Mary

12-20-2002 17:40:32




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 Re: Mccormick #7 Mower in reply to Steve BElcher, 12-20-2002 17:00:21  
The tongue was 14 ft. The color is int red with off white wheels.Some paint the wheels int. blue



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