Help ID. This shoe

Bar mower.Don't know which one. Alot like #3 but aren't they all?LOL!

The tag was ripped off the one in above picture. The #7 and 80 mowers look like this. Now we have a card with number 803750 on it and the numerical book says to use 805214 and that number numerical book says fits 80,82si. In my parts book it gives 803750 fitting #7 and 804223 fitting all 80 mowers. Will I see a difference between the 803750 and the 805214 and the 804223. Thanks

Edited by Mikez - 06 Nov 2018 at 8:19pm

There are 2 different numbers that will interchange for the B/C, #3, #4, & #5 mowers. I can’t even tell the different when they are side by side, so it must just be a superseded number. Thr runner you’ve picture is absolutely for all of the pitman mowers.

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PaulB wrote:

There are 2 different numbers that will interchange for the B/C, #3, #4, & #5 mowers. I can’t even tell the different when they are side by side, so it must just be a superseded number. Thr runner you’ve picture is absolutely for all of the pitman mowers.

According to the parts books, the B-C, #3, #4, #5 and WC mowers each use either of two types of "runners" depending whether they have a "fabricated steel" inner shoe or a "malleable" inner shoe.

#802525 for the steel shoe.

#802494 for the malleable shoe.

Unfortunately, the manuals do not show pictures of the runners alone by themselves so I have no way of knowing which you have.

All of the mowers listed above are shown in the manuals with steel fabricated inner shoes even though different part numbers are listed for both the steel and malleable shoes.

I agree with Paul that your runner is for most of the pitman mowers but I don't know whether it is for the steel inner shoe or the malleable inner shoe.

I'm guessing the steel shoe.

Thank you Brian and Paul

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