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    Posted: 23 Jul 2019 at 11:41am
I recently picked up a sickle mower that looks exactly like the one in picture but am unable to find a model or serial number. Am hoping someone can help me out.
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Model is an 80T. HTH Tracy
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try again...you have a #7
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The #7s I've seen pictures of don't are snap coupler mounted.
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#7 trailer mower dad bought the first one in our area way back when,hooked it to the
CA what a great improvement over the B with the side mounted mower.
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Originally posted by Gary Burnett Gary Burnett wrote:

#7 trailer mower dad bought the first one in our area way back when,hooked it to the
CA what a great improvement over the B with the side mounted mower.

Yep....#7 Trailer Mower.....80T had bigger wheels an tires.
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Link to a '1957 Paper Ad'

No. 7 Trail Style and Rear Mount


https://www.ebay.com/itm/1957-PAPER-AD-Tractor-Mower-Allis-Chalmers-No-7-Cutter-Bar-Twin-Wheel-Drive/312702328543?hash=item48ce82dedf:g:yasAAOSwUnpdLkLy
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I should have looked closer. Wasn't sure, but knew it was not an 82t. Tracy
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Thanks for the help! Is the anywhere I can get parts? I haven't started on it yet but would be nice to know where I can get parts I'd needed
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Where in WI and what do you need?  Thanks...Dale

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Originally posted by superstarr74 superstarr74 wrote:

Thanks for the help! Is the anywhere I can get parts? I haven't started on it yet but would be nice to know where I can get parts I'd needed

I would imagine the Twin Wheel drive has been updated over the years as better parts became available,still some of the parts are sort of where you find them these days.
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Check with AGCO, It's amazing some of the parts that are still available.
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In heavy hay they will drag your cut hay and leave it in piles. Put 14 or 15" rims and tires on it and you will like it a lot better.
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