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Jeff

05-12-2003 10:42:54




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Hey, the original round tube on the tractor hitch to clamp on mower mounts are very loose on my #5 mower. Appears there was a rubber bushing in there of some sort. Went down to my local JD dealer and asked and the guy looked at me like I had antenna growing out of my head. Any body else have this problem and is there some repro part or something I can use to take up the slop?




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DVP

05-12-2003 22:04:36




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 Re: #5 Mower mount in reply to Jeff, 05-12-2003 10:42:54  
The hard rubber mounts are still available from JD and are quite reasonably priced. Have your JD Dealer Parts guy pull up a parts catalog for a # 5 mower and he will find them.

If for some reason your JD parts guy is still seeing antennas, just holler and I'll look up the part number for you.



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Craig-MN

05-12-2003 21:41:43




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 Re: #5 Mower mount in reply to Jeff, 05-12-2003 10:42:54  
The No.5, 8, and 38 mowers use the same setup.
It's a thick rubber piece with reinforcing cords in it.. Two for each side, one on top, one on bottom. I get mine at the local JD dealer. Better try your dealer again.



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Bus Driver

05-12-2003 17:38:14




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 Re: #5 Mower mount in reply to Jeff, 05-12-2003 10:42:54  
The originals for a round bar were some sort of black hard material- perhaps hard rubber. For replacement, if you have a bandsaw, white oak probably would make a quite satisfactory substitute. Use ordinary grease on the oak, the rubber ones might be better with silicone grease.



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Bob

05-12-2003 10:48:44




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 Re: #5 Mower mount in reply to Jeff, 05-12-2003 10:42:54  
I don't know about the #5... (I'm assuming you must have a late model one), but my #8 uses inserts made of rubberized belting in the clamps to take up the slop... perhaps yours is similar?

Ask to look at the parts book yourself (or the 'puter screen.



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stevec

05-12-2003 15:55:21




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 Re: Re: #5 Mower mount in reply to Bob, 05-12-2003 10:48:44  
the no. 5 sickle mower had a rubberize fibre strip. it is a 2 point hookup, they were used with the m, mt and others. I have one that was bought with the mt new. stevec



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