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Old 06-22-2013, 12:05 PM
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I need some help figuring out what these go to. I am not sure and i just wanted to save them from the scrapper. if you can identify them I get them to the group who would need them, or buy another tractor.
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GREAT SAVE! The bar mower looks like it is a Haban sickle bar mower. The other is obviously a tiller.... Maybe off a Case? Ariens? Or a Bolens? ...... The sickle bar could probably be made to fit a cub cadet..... Can't tell from the pics what brackets it has...
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Old 06-22-2013, 12:49 PM
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the sickle bar is a Haban, found one stamping in the iron.

I was thinking these where from a case, allis or simplicity. hoping one of the members here might identify the mounting brackets on the tiller.
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Old 06-23-2013, 01:54 AM
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There should be a tag on the sickle. Would be on the front, just under your left foot, when mounted. If it setting on the ground, you gotta stoop down real far in order to read it.
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went over that sickle bar over and over, cant find any tags. just a Haban stappen in the bottom of the bar. no numbers or nothing. I will keep looking
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hmm ive never seen anything like that tiller...by the color looks to be the same color as the sickle bar...interesting. never seen an attaching point like that on the tiller either.
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this sure looks like it to me
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this sure looks like it to me
I believe you have uncovered it's identity.

I Googled "Montgomery Ward Sickle Mower" and found a couple of hits where people were talking about said sickle mower (no pictures though).

I'll bet you find that the sickle does fit a Montgomery Ward tractor that I believe was built by Gilson.

I really do like that tiller!
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this sure looks like it to me
AH HA! Research has paid off!!
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post some more pics of the haban mower of the front pulley mount and the way the pipe is bent in the back then we might be able to tell who it was made for I have a haban manual to tell who the mowers were made to fit
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