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Re: Re: C sickle bar ID
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Posted by Clint Proeschel on June 12, 2003 at 12:18:18 from (209.251.27.219):
In Reply to: Re: C sickle bar ID posted by Ken C on June 10, 2003 at 13:01:38:
No, ken that's Okay, I did break the pitman the other day, but I got a new one at TSC for like $7.00. Don't worry about it, and thank you , again!! I made up some new jackstands yesterday, and I'll see how they work tomorrow maybe. I'm going to rebuild one of the sickles as soon as we get some more sections in at work (we had 20 and it takes 28-just figures) I am very pleased with what I've got here!! My grandfather had one on his C, so he is a great resource for most things I want to know about it. you wouldn't happen to know of anyone who has a non-check row style mounted corn planter and side dresser for a C would you? If I have any more questions, I will give you a shout, but please don't worry about the pitman. Thanks again!!!
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