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Mc Cormick-Deering Sickle

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Wayne

05-27-1999 19:22:01




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I have a McCormick-Deering sickle bar mower. The only markings are McCormick-Deering No. 7 cast on the transmission cover. The seat is cast, but with no markings. It had a wooden drawbar, and a wooden push rod to drive the sickle. It is in rather rough condition, but the wheels turn. Any ideas as to age or value?




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John Healey

05-28-1999 19:03:15




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 Re: Mc Cormick-Deering Sickle in reply to Wayne, 05-27-1999 19:22:01  
Wayne, The No. 7 was built from 1929 to 1939. The last mower of the horse drawn type was the No. 9 introduced in 1939. I have a bunch of earlier No. 6 mowers. The No. 7 & 9 mowers were the only ones with totally enclosed gears. These mowers also could be odered with a special tractor drawbar ( sign of the changing times ). The value is difficult to determine exactly. E-mail me with more details on location and condition . I might be interested if you are selling. John

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Jimbo

05-27-1999 19:57:01




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 Re: Mc Cormick-Deering Sickle in reply to Wayne, 05-27-1999 19:22:01  
This is a guess, but I think it was produced say from 1931-38. Anyhow I purchased a No.9 IH mower the other day for $50, well below the $200 or so most antique dealers ask.



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David

06-21-1999 22:11:46




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 Re: Re: Mc Cormick-Deering Sickle in reply to Jimbo, 05-27-1999 19:57:01  
The $50.00 was a great price if it was in working condition. I live in Amish country and a working No. 9 will easily bring $300.00 - $400.00. No. 7s go about the same.



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