McCormick Deering sickle bar mower July 2020

Use it or lose it. Our No7 McCormick Deering mower had been sitting in the barn for years but with a bit of oil and compressed air to remove the cobwebs it worked good as new. The McCormic Deering Farmall seemed the best choice to pull it and i haven't posted anything about it since the rebuild video 3 years ago you can watch here
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[@hillert1967]

LOVE WATCHING OLD FARM MACHINERY WORK .... WAS BORN AND RAISED ON A FARM
SO I DO REMEMBER USING STUFF LIKE THIS... BRINGS BACK LOTS OF MEMORIES 🙂🙂

[@larrymcever4601]

Good to see you got out of creeper gear. These old units were designed and intended to move at horse walking speed. Good Job!

[@TangoCharlieAlpha]

I just ran across one today. Same thing, and I swear it looks like it was used maybe 10 years ago. Amazing pieces of machinery!

[@rockeerockey6941]

Sickle bars cut lawn like no tomorrow, they do a great job

[@jacobramsey7624]

That's looks cool and a lot of fun!!

[@chickenrider563]

Imma buy one of these puppies

[@robertkappelman8781]

I need a no 7 wheel, im in okla. Can you hellp? Thank you

[@triplewlivestock7422]

I don’t know how much money you want to put into one, but E-Z Trail Manufacturing co makes replacement wheels for #7 and #9 mowers. I wouldn’t recommend them if you don’t plan on using it a lot, but if you use it every year, it would be 100% better. If you’re just wanting it to look nice and have around, I would recommend just finding a parts mower. That way you would get 2 more wheels and a load of spare parts.