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    Posted: 02 Mar 2011 at 4:46pm
Does anyone have a good picture and mesurements ?
Need to make one for the #3 mower.
 
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Rod(NH) put together this detailed drawing.
 
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Thank You.
The drawing said it is for B and C tractors, that should not make any difference???
 
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I think they were all the same, at least that is what I was told. I been wrong before, though.
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The grassboard used on the B/C mower and the No 3 mower are the same.
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I made one from the drawing found in the B/C mower parts book.  If you want a picture of it, give me an email address and I will get one to you. Stan
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I have one in barn if anyone needs one, off #7. If you make one, try using "IPE" aka Ironwood or Pau lope. Very heavy/dense/strong wood from S. American countries. I may have some 1X in barn to send you a piece if you want to try it.
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Stan, send away, use the email in my profile.
 
Chris, Thanks. But this is for Mike not me, I will talk to him about it. What is 1X and cost???
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1X = 3/4" thick material, not sure how wide you need, may come out of 1X6 [ actual width 5.5"+/-] 3' piece around here would be around $6.
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Gary in Texas: got your msg. will have to measure the board dimensions and frwd to you.  Stan
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Chris, the grass board you have is from a #7? I have a #7 missing one. Interested in sending it to Ia? PM me.

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the swath boards for jd/ih are the same, dunno bouts the ac
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I have an original one that I could trace and send you the pattern.Problem is it will a couple of weeks before I am back by the mower. PM me if interested. Mike
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Found this #3 on YT, good looking sickle mower...
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Thank You to all.
I think the drawing from GlenninPA , with the photo will be enought so we can make a good one.
 
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1953CA, the photo you posted is of MNoonan-NEWI's #3 mower
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You must give credit to Rod Thompson (NH) for that work on the drawing.
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Thank You to Rod Thompson (NH) for that work on the drawing...
 
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Gary, you have mail with the operating instructions. Stan
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Stan
I got the email.
 
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Brad, from SW Iowa post on here some but I think his computer has shot craps, but he makes new ones with all the bolts, brackets, etc. I have one on my 82S mower and it looks/functions great.  If you want to talk to him, send me a pm and I will put you in touch with him.
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