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IHC sickle bar mower

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Mark Kienol

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This message is a reply to an archived post by AL Moyer in Pa. on January 06, 2013 at 18:15:52.
The original subject was "IHC sickle bar mower".

I have one of these too that I took out of the shed to make room for something else. Can not tell, but mine "lifts" by using a cultivator hydraulic cylinder pushing forward from the rear axle, attached to a long rod & chain to the mower. No lever.
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I used one for many years on a John Deere H with no hydraulics. It had a hand lever attached to the lifting shaft and a counterbalance spring to assist lifting. Later on I puyt it on a John Deere B with hydraulics and converted it to use a cylinder. Still have the old lever somewhere.
 
Are you looking to get rid of it? If it fits an A or an M and it"s all there I might be interested. E-mail is open. Brian
 
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