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Sickle Bar Pasture Guards ???
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    Posted: 07 Sep 2016 at 6:46pm
Looking for information and ideas on high riding rock/guards or extensions for the rock guards.
Not sure if Allis ever manufactured such an item but I have heard of people making their own.
My desire is to clip pastures about 6 inches high, the extensions would let the sickle ride over pasture hazards and animal droppings but cut weeds leaving the pasture at a graze-able length.

     

Edited by Macon Rounds - 07 Sep 2016 at 9:39pm
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We used to make an extention about six inches and weld on the shoe or slid,which ever you want to call it. That was on a scicle mower,.
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did they just go on the two ends or did you put some in the middle too ?
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some put lawn mower type wheels mounted under the bar. (steel and rubber)
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Pictures anyone ???
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Originally posted by Macon Rounds Macon Rounds wrote:

Pictures anyone ???
I think I have an 82R that has been modified.  I don't have pics in the file so will check in the AM, if it does I will post...Dale

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I'll have to dig out my "Pasture Clipping Attachment" and get a picture. It is a steel wheel the bolts to the end of the knife. I also have one I made before I found an AC one.
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This year I put a set of four 6" Urethane rollers I got from Mac's hardware for $25 each under our NH 114 Haybine head for similar reasons to get it up a good 3"  more to clear mole hills and rocks.  

The head on that weighs a good ton and they held up very well this year! 

I would say a pair of their 3 or 4 " ones would work just fine under a sickle bar. 
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wheels or skids??? not sure which way I wanna go ????

I can fab something up but always find my forum friends/engineers have better ideas that have been functionally tested....

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Pictures would be greatly appreciated.
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This is the AC pasture clipping attachment for my 82R. Only pic I have handy....mounts on the end of the bar.
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I would love to buy some if anyone has them for sale.

Thanks in advance.
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Here's a picture of the one that I made. I almost think that the caster wheel works as good if not better than the factory one like Chad posted a picture of. I'll send it to you for $40 (including the postage) if you'd like it.  To bad you hadn't asked about this in time that I could have brought it to Bowling Green. thanks Paul



Edited by PaulB - 13 Sep 2016 at 6:25am
If it was fun to pull in LOW gear, I could have a John Deere.
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Looks good.... sent you a PM
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