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john deere 350 sickle mower?

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patrickfarmall

05-09-2005 17:43:58




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i recently picked up a john deere model 350 sickle mower that i would like to use. it appears to be in good condition, i"ve greased all of the fittings and lubed the bar. the drive shaft spins free and the bar cycles fine. my question is about the the connection of the chains and large spring.....where do they get secured for proper operation? the previous owner had them disconnected and i do not want to run it without knowing the proper mounting points. any pointers or photos of your working 350 sickle mower would be greatly appreciated.
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BobMo

05-09-2005 19:54:22




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 Re: john deere 350 sickle mower? in reply to patrickfarmall, 05-09-2005 17:43:58  
Kuddos everyone is correct. Get a manual. I have one of these (350) and it clearly indicates how the mower must be attached to your unit to work correctly. These items you mentioned should not curently be connected as they attach to your hitch. Make sure you have all the parts as this is part of the lift counter balance. Its a good mower. Good luck..



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Randy-IA

05-09-2005 19:16:35




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 Re: john deere 350 sickle mower? in reply to patrickfarmall, 05-09-2005 17:43:58  
Hi Patrick , The very first thing you should do with a new-to-you piece of machinery is get a owners manual and a parts manual . Both of these are still available from the JD dealer . I can't answer your question but you might find some pictures in the photo gallery to the left . Good luck with your new " toy " ...Randy



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Indydirtfarmer

05-09-2005 19:13:27




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 Re: john deere 350 sickle mower? in reply to patrickfarmall, 05-09-2005 17:43:58  
Get the owners manual..... (ebay, Mother Deere....) You will need it many times over the life of that mower.... It will show you the proper way to hook up everything....



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