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Allis Pull type sickle mower- Has anyone seen one?
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    Posted: 23 Jul 2019 at 9:31pm
Allis sickle bar mower- has anyone seen one like this lately? We were curious.
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That's an 80t. We have a few and dad is going to look at another Friday
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I had 1, went to an Allis 3 point. It was a good mower.
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Yes, have one.
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Just bought this one...
Only thing it seems to me that was a new hydraulic hose oh, everything else seem to be there and in working order other than a few of the teeth need replaced or sharpened...
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I have an 82T complete and an 80T parts mower,couple #7T mowers around also.
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Thanks everybody for your comments. 
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Hunt4allis. Make sure you keep your fingers clear of the sickle when you raise the bar. The sickle has a tendency to move down 2 or 3 inches when you raise the bar. I might have the rod that holds the bar in the upright position. If I do and I can find it, and you want it, you can have it for the cost of shipping. I think I have 1 in the shed. The sickle sections can be bought at most family centers or places like TSC or Bommgaars. I found chromed sections were tougher than black steel ones.

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The transport bar is still there and working, I had the yellow rope on there to take tension off of bar/ pin b/c I had to transport it 1/2 hr on back roads that were bumpy and didnt want to break something
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Brings back memories. I thought it was a hard to hook up to the draw bar. Dads had the rod that held the bar upright. Had a big spinner nut 
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Also brings back memories, worst case of poison ivy I've ever had after unplugging the bar while mowing the roadside LOL !! Was a good machine though.
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