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My Tractor and its Sickle | My Uncle left me a 1939 Ford 2N. A side mount Sickle (Dearborn 14-4 ) was attached. I removed the Sickle and put it on my 1945 8N. The problem started when my Uncle Hacked the Sickle in order to fit a Bucket on the Tractor. Now I have the Sickle operating but not Correctly. I need a photo of the Sickle to understand what is missing and how it should be. Can any-one help me please? By the way ...this 39 has never let me down. My 45 on the other hand is less reliable. Love my Tractors! Sean, Ct, entered 2008-10-16 My Email Address: Not Displayed |
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