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    Posted: 29 Apr 2019 at 4:28pm
I would appreciate it if i could get some information on this sickle bar.
its said to fit a wd45.  A model number would get me started.  Thanke guys
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Looks like a model 80 to me that is a WD 45 mount laying in the picture. I don't see the right axle attachment point for the balance spring.
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I am not familiar with the right axle attachment point for the balance spring. here is another picture. Is it here?
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Pull the drive bushing out, 80's has a concave shape or dome type bushing, 82 would have a serrated looking bushing, that engages with a similar surface, on the knife head...Wink
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Nope that long spring going foward withe the clevis end attaches to a small bracket that bolts to the top of the right axle. It's usually still on the tractor. That round bar with the brackets pins on in place of the drawbar bail. And the h looking piece with the two v mouth cuts goes on the round pin ends that should be attached to the front of the main mower frame. The mower head is currently in the break away position. You'll have to let the bar down and back up when it's mounted till the beark away over centers. The missing bracket is fairly easy to fabracate. The h shaped part looks like it was cut off and it'll need to be welded back together

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My WD45 is a factory henry loader and is bareback w/no lift bars or rams.
Was the 80 model sold to fit a D14?
Thanks for your help

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The mowers are the same for different tractors the brackets are different.Hope you are a good welder.
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Originally posted by Gary Burnett Gary Burnett wrote:

The mowers are the same for different tractors the brackets are different.Hope you are a good welder.


What are the chances of getting pictures /measurements of a model 80 for a S/C ?

Thanks again guys
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It is a 80R. I have a axel bracket I would sell.       MACK
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Its an 80R, but the front 3' of the frame has been cut off it looks like.  I've got a good one I'm selling if you are looking.
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The front part of the mower frame is there, just not attached....you can
see it in the lower RH side of the picture.
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Originally posted by AaronSEIA AaronSEIA wrote:

Its an 80R, but the front 3' of the frame has been cut off it looks like.  I've got a good one I'm selling if you are looking.
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You Sir have a very good eye,  seeing pictures I haven't posted Thumbs Up the pieces are there so some welding is in order. looks like someone got hung up in it and tripped the break away and they cut the ears to get looseThumbs Down
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Looks like possibly someone was thinking about converting it to three point hitch?
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I have a 80R on my D14. I have another bracket to mount it on the WD. In the first picture you can see  the channel steel welded on the left of the mower is pointing down. The other one is straight ahead. They both should be pointing straight ahead. You can see unequal distance between the two pipes in the frame. If thats whats going on you'll be busy fixing it. 
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1950 WD 1959 D14 1955 WD45 1976 7000 B 207
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