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Re: Re: McCormick horse drawn sickle bar
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Posted by H. S. Anderson on January 01, 2000 at 09:03:58 from (209.86.145.5):
In Reply to: Re: McCormick horse drawn sickle bar posted by Skip on September 12, 1998 at 22:11:31:
: : I am a metal shop teacher. Our class project is the restoration of a McCormick and a McCormick Deering sickle bar mower.
: : We need specifics of the machine. Can anyone help or lead us to help? : I also have a McCormick Deering Sickle bar mower #7. Any information, i.e. year, original color, etc would be appreciated.
: Thanks,
: Skip I have I would guess a 1900-1910 vintage McCormick horse drawn mower, which has nicely rusted for who knows how many years? Could you tell me what the original colors were for the wheels, axle housing, seat, and mower blade assembly?
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