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JD #37 sickle mower ????

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Jerry C OK

07-05-2003 20:42:07

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Looked at a jd mower today, PTO driven, about 7 ft w/ hyd cyl. It had #37 on the back of it, tried a search for JD 37 got nothing. Is their such a thing as #37 and are they any good ?? Thanks Jerry C

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larry

07-08-2003 13:23:50

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Re: JD #37 sickle mower ???? in reply to Jerry C OK, 07-05-2003 20:42:07

got your email not sure if reply worked ebay manuals are about 10 bucks say maybe 8 and shipping? or would trade for new holland manual the 38 we had was a nice mower but the trailer type might be fun if you operate close to fences the seem to have a mind of there own when backing up the light weight has probely something to do with it we have a trailer bush hog it has a few advantages but trying to backup and mow can be a challange at times

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larry

07-07-2003 12:36:18

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Re: JD #37 sickle mower ???? in reply to Jerry C OK, 07-05-2003 20:42:07

the had one we have the operators manuel 37 was the trailer 38 was like the no 5 and 39 was 3 point same mower just how you hooked it up when my uncles sold out my dad just coundn't by a haybine we spent the better part of a day and finnally came up with a new one in the box i think maybe 1975? if you want the manual give me a call

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thanks for the info

07-06-2003 19:46:05

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Re: JD #37 sickle mower ???? in reply to Jerry C OK, 07-05-2003 20:42:07

Thanks for info, I'll see what they want for it Jerry C

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Brent

07-06-2003 18:55:42

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Re: JD #37 sickle mower ???? in reply to Jerry C OK, 07-05-2003 20:42:07

I have a JD #37 and so does my neighbor. We both have 9 foot bars on ours (most had 7 foot I think). The local JD dealer carries all the parts for it still, and the farm store has pitman arms (have only broken one in many years). Works real well. I think I paid $400 about 6 years ago.

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Kyle D.

07-21-2003 09:29:57

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Re: Re: JD #37 sickle mower ???? in reply to Brent, 07-06-2003 18:55:42

I just refurbished a #37 sickle mower with a 9 ft
bar as an FFA project that I'm ging to take to the Missouri State Fair. Does anyone have any information about production dates or anything else they can share with me as far as the history of the mower?

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firedog

07-06-2003 18:36:38

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Re: JD #37 sickle mower ???? in reply to Jerry C OK, 07-05-2003 20:42:07

Jerry,
The JD 37 was a very good mower . They bring anywhere from $150 to $450 in central Ohio. This is the season for hay so be prepared to pay for a nice one.
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