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fred bryan

07-27-2004 09:46:30

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i recently picked up a # 7 mower--it has a 64" cutting blade--i figured it should take a 31" pitman stick & i need to raise the neck about 4 " to a better height on the back of my allis chalmers WD45 for a better angle---i believe the mowing blade & assembly are off a john deer mower--it will mow excellent for a while but tends to snap home made ash pitman sticks---if any one has any suggestions (money being a big issue)i will be grateful---we will mow with this--not look at it--it has 15" rubber tires on it--please help---thankx---fred

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buggy

07-28-2004 13:53:53

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Re: mccormick-deering #7 in reply to fred bryan, 07-27-2004 09:46:30

You can get a operators manual for a few bucks at Binder Books. Also you should be able to pick up a new pitman at the parts store for around $10-11 since they still make them.

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fred bryan

07-28-2004 17:39:35

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Re: Re: mccormick-deering #7 in reply to buggy, 07-28-2004 13:53:53

thanks buggy--already got the new pittman---2 in fact-----will track down a binder store--give me a chance to get off the hill---freetown,n.y.

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Phil Munson

07-27-2004 12:25:47

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Re: mccormick-deering #7 in reply to fred bryan, 07-27-2004 09:46:30

Is the mower in proper register? It is very important.

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fred bryan

07-27-2004 18:08:49

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Re: Re: mccormick-deering #7 in reply to Phil Munson, 07-27-2004 12:25:47

phil----- is the mower in proper register????? o.k.,i'm lost already----please explain---i've got my last tooth centered in last guard fully extended & centered in next guard back fully un-extended---i,ll bet that's not a technical term please advise----fred

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jeff

07-27-2004 09:50:22

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Re: mccormick-deering #7 in reply to fred bryan, 07-27-2004 09:46:30

We sold an old mower like that and we never had a problem with the pitman sticks. Maybe try mowing more often. You could try to fabricate a piece of steel or iron instead of wood!!

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fred bryan

07-27-2004 10:29:08

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Re: Re: mccormick-deering #7 in reply to jeff, 07-27-2004 09:50:22

i know that my bull gear & all that are in good shape--my thought being something ain't right or she wouldn't be bindeing up--my fear with going to a steel pitman stick would be tearing up my innards?????gear wise---what are your thoughts????? PS--if i could get this right i would mow more---of course a couple of dry days would be nice too

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Chad from MI

07-27-2004 10:41:21

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Re: Re: Re: mccormick-deering #7 in reply to fred bryan, 07-27-2004 10:29:08

well I do not know what the problem is but I do know that you want the wood pitman in there so that you do not break the other things. jack up the tires and rotate them. Maybe you have something getting caught in the bull gear casuing it to bind up and break the pitman? We had a ball bearing out of there rear of our Farmall A and it would get lodged in the bull gear from time to time and stop the tractor.
Just a thought.
Chad

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