Model T horse drawn Sickle Bar Mower For Sale

[tom_strickling]

This has a 1925 engine that ran and drove about 4 years ago, mostly on and off the trailer. The drive shaft and rear axles are shortened with sprockets on the rear axles. The sprockets engage with the gears on the mower wheels. The sickle bar is ground driven and appears to work. The model of the horse drawn mower was NEW 4 by McCormick Deering 1896-1915. I had steel wheels bored out to fit Model T front hubs, it could just as easily have regular wood spoked wheels.
Has new timer, wiring ,coils, and a rebuilt NH carburetor. Radiator is not Model T. Comes with a starter but not a generator.
Located in New Philadelphia, Ohio. Asking $1,600

I can email more photos if needed

[tom_strickling]

[tom_strickling]

Makes a great winter project

[Michael Peternell]

That little cutey would be in my barn already. Just 900 miles too far. Shouldn't last long for that price!

[bryan831daniel]

I’m interested. PM sent. ~Bryan

[bryan831daniel]

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[TRDxB2]

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[bryan831daniel]

Happy Veterans’ Day all. Tom - Please let me know how to proceed with payment. Thank you. ~Bryan