I finally got my sickle mower mounted and running on my Super A,worked great but after I placed the cutter arm in the transport postion and started to the house,I noticed the cutter barhad slipped down and was dragging the ground. I was able to slide the blade back up the cutter bar. Luckily no damage to pitman stick or blade and it stayed up until I got home,Any ideas what happened? Thanks
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Janicholson
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There should be a retaining clip (or bolt, I can't remember) that prevents the bar from moving that direction beyond its travel. Jim
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