Emperor1956
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I was playing around with my 1938 B Allis Chalmers..it has one of those (I think they are Z model) underslung belly sickles and I got in around the brush pile and caught the rod that holds the bar up on a piece of brush and jammed it into the cutter and broke the pittman arm (and those are hard...I mean HARD to come by) and didn't do any honor to the eccentric bearing........ Kinda like when you stub your toe on something and hop around the house laughing in tears 'cause life is just so unfair........... What do you guys do when you want to implode like that? What I do? I sail right on past you brother, because I don't have that problem. My JD Model A (Wartime model, fully restored, drag mower and plow) has a high belly and doesn't snag the brush. Go GREEN, my friend...GO GREEN. E. (But I gotta say, any man that loves an old tractor can't be all bad. Ron, I assume you know about this place: http://www.ytmag.com/store/parts/index.htm ) NOTHING RUNS LIKE A DEERE! (who knew I'd get to say that on CM?)
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