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Non Orange (ish) Question - sickle mower

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    Posted: 28 Jul 2020 at 9:04pm
I pull a New Idea 30a sickle mower with my CA - and it works like a champ. At this point I’ve already almost completely restored the mower (mechanically) and I’ve used it to cut 50 acres of hay this year.   

The guards I bought to replace the originals don’t fight right. They don’t have the same curve (even though they were supposed to be a replacement) so the sickle sections don’t sit flush with the ledgers.

It still cuts - but not as clean as I’d like / as it should.

I’m having a hard time finding replacement guards that would fight right - any help would be greatly appreciated.
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If you really want a sickle bar to cut good I have found if you replace the single prong guards with a double prong guard off a haybine they really cut good. A friend used Hesston guards on his Allis mower and I know of several Deere mowers that use haybine guards. They are less bulky and slip thru the hay better. Tom
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