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trailer type sickle bar mower

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Pat Connors

02-28-2004 11:40:16




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I am trying to find a trailer type sickle bar (mounted to its own trailer)for my 41' Farmall H. One that can just pin to my standard drawbar and is quick to detach. What models should I be searching for and does anyone have one for sale to ship to MA.




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Bill Smith

03-01-2004 15:36:23




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 Re: trailer type sickle bar mower in reply to Pat Connors, 02-28-2004 11:40:16  
I have a New Holland 456 9 ft. pull type. I have run several mounted mowers including 3-point. I would never go back to a mounted sickle mower again. As far as I'm concerned, they can take all mounted mowers and stick them where the sun don't shine. They will give you what seems like a hole day of grief when you put them on to use them, not to mention the trouble you have with them after you get to the feild. You will like a trail type mower alot better with a tractor that has live p.t.o. and hydraulics.

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Jim in michigan

03-01-2004 08:16:43




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 Re: trailer type sickle bar mower in reply to Pat Connors, 02-28-2004 11:40:16  
I had a New Idea trailer mower I used on my H.,..I didnt like it. Now I use a semi mounted mower,,I have a semimounted IHC #27V mower for sale if you are interested,,it mounts on the drawbar with 2 bolts ,,very easy to mount and nice to use,, they turn with the tractor unlike pulling a trailer,,,Jim



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pat connors

03-01-2004 11:23:44




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 Re: Re: trailer type sickle bar mower in reply to Jim in michigan, 03-01-2004 08:16:43  
Jim, Please email me the details on the 27V, shape, price etc. Could you find a way to ship it to me?



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MIke in NE

07-20-2004 18:29:59




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 Re: Re: Re: trailer type sickle bar mower in reply to pat connors, 03-01-2004 11:23:44  
Jim, did you ever sell your 27V? If not, is it still for sale and where is it located?



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Jim in michigan

03-01-2004 12:42:10




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 Re: Re: Re: trailer type sickle bar mower in reply to pat connors, 03-01-2004 11:23:44  
I dont know how i would ship it,,I think it would have to be picked up,,I would sell it for 175 ,,,it is in excellent shape ,,might need a pitman bar, but thats a 10 dollar item ,,,Jim



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Darryl Polak

02-29-2004 14:45:11




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 Re: trailer type sickle bar mower in reply to Pat Connors, 02-28-2004 11:40:16  
call 518 673 2310 charley has few



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Phillip Womble

02-29-2004 12:57:51




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 Re: trailer type sickle bar mower in reply to Pat Connors, 02-28-2004 11:40:16  
There was a trailer-type sickle mower on Ebay a couple of days ago...it probably is still there.



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J(MA)

02-29-2004 05:55:54




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 Re: trailer type sickle bar mower in reply to Pat Connors, 02-28-2004 11:40:16  
Try Padula Bros in Leominster. Does anyone know if a JD #5 is a trailer type???



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Test

05-31-2006 05:41:03




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John in IN

02-28-2004 16:36:51




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 Re: trailer type sickle bar mower in reply to Pat Connors, 02-28-2004 11:40:16  
I found a 455 ( year 1960's) New Holland at a local NH dealer. The newer pull type NH is a 456.
They come with a 7ft. or 9ft. bar. Most of them have a 7ft. That is the reason I bought the pull type that it hooks up quicker to my old tractors.
Local dealers and auctions are good place to start looking. Good Luck.



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Brent in Iowa

02-28-2004 15:46:50




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 Re: trailer type sickle bar mower in reply to Pat Connors, 02-28-2004 11:40:16  
I have a JD #37 trailer mounted sickle mower, use it on my '49 H and '62 560. It has a 9 foot bar although most of the #37 units were 7 footers. It is a great mower, and the JD dealer has all the parts (usually in stock) in the event I break or otherwise ruin a piece (at least once a summer it seems...). I cut about 30-50 acres of hay 4 times a year, works great in alfalfa and pretty good in grass as long as the knives are sharp. If you can find a #37 in your area pick it up. I paid $400 for mine in Iowa about 5 or 6 years ago.

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Dave H (MI)

02-28-2004 13:12:59




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 Re: trailer type sickle bar mower in reply to Pat Connors, 02-28-2004 11:40:16  
Seems like you could find one at an auction nearby. Sickles are cumbersome and hard/expensive to ship for what they are worth.
Watch the auctions.



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