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Posted by Keith F on August 11, 2003 at 07:53:11 from (67.37.213.65):
I am restoring the Super A sickle bar belly mower. You had responded before about having a manual for it. It is the A-22 type. I will describe my problem. I removed the belt pulley from the drive shaft and pulled the shaft out of the support tube. On the pitman flywheel end there is a support that bolts to the tractor. That support has been worn into by the drive shaft to the pitman flywheel. I need to see a picture of what the original setup was. There must be a bushing or something that has worn out to cause this. If you could help with a picture or a copy of a page from the manual it would be greatly appreciated. By the way I understand that you live in East Tennessee. I live in Maryville, just south of Knoxville.
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