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Oliver 82 sickle mower?

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Tim in NB

07-23-2004 20:00:06




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When I bought my tractor, a 6 ft sickle mower came with it. It looks very similiar to the picture of the oliver 82 sickle mower on this site. The blade guards have Z-65C cast on them as well all parts that have a casting number start with Z. There is a pc that holds the blades in place that has what looks like the old oliver shield emblem outline on it. Is the model 82 the only mower that oliver had that looked like this? Also the blades and the bar that holds them is missing. Is this something that is universal or is it make/model only. Sorry for the long post!!

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casey

07-24-2004 06:24:56




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 Re: Oliver 82 sickle mower? in reply to Tim in NB, 07-23-2004 20:00:06  
i have a 415 oliver trail type sickle mower. finding parts has been tough. i've been using universal guards #700. i was able to order a sickle from my local farm supply store and even rebuilt the sickle that came with the unit with parts from the local store. i have to make my own pitman sticks though cause i have yet to find any. one 2x6x8 oak gives me 6 sticks. comes out to about $8 per stick which isn't bad. it will take some patience but you can find parts that will work.

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casey

07-24-2004 06:22:26




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 Re: Oliver 82 sickle mower? in reply to Tim in NB, 07-23-2004 20:00:06  
i have a 415 oliver trail type sickle mower. finding parts has been tough. i've been using universal guards #700. i was able to order a sickle from my local farm supply store and even rebuilt the sickle that came with the unit with parts from the local store. i have to make my own pitman sticks though cause i have yet to find any. one 2x6x8 oak gives me 6 sticks. comes out to about $8 per stick which isn't bad. it will take some patience but you can find parts that will work.

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Tim in NB

07-25-2004 18:37:31




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 Re: Re: Oliver 82 sickle mower? in reply to casey, 07-24-2004 06:22:26  
Thanks Casey!



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