What make/model is this sickle mower?

[Some Random Guy]

I had this given to me, it needs some work to be usable but I can't find any information on it.

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

View attachment 158786I had this given to me, it needs some work to be usable but I can't find any information on it.

Looks like an Allis Chalmers. Not sure of the model.

Mike

 

[Some Random Guy]

Looks like an Allis Chalmers. Not sure of the model.

Mike

That's what I was thinking but I haven't found any online that look similar, I've even tried Google lens and no luck. It doesn't have any markings that I can find other than what looks like a part number on the arms that hold the hubs, but that number didn't lead to anything I could find online.

 

[used2bmike]

Possibly an AC #7. How does the sickle drive? The #7 mower was the first AC model to do away with a pitman.

 

[Bob Bancroft]

Possibly an AC #7. How does the sickle drive? The #7 mower was the first AC model to do away with a pitman.

I agree. There might be a 7 stamped into the frame somewhere.

 

[oliverkid]

Those little 8 or 10 inch whatever they are wheels and tires should narrow it down as most mowers were on 14 or 15 inch rims. My first thought was a Case but it’s definitely not a T10 because the frame is wrong. Need more pictures.

 

[CraigWis]

It is a No.7 trailer Mower
No.7 Mower also came made for Snap-Coupler mounting to Allis Tractors

 

[Some Random Guy]

It is a No.7 trailer Mower
No.7 Mower also came made for Snap-Coupler mounting to Allis Tractors

I believe you are right about it being a #7 trailer type

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

It is a No.7 trailer Mower
No.7 Mower also came made for Snap-Coupler mounting to Allis Tractors

AC was the only mower I could think of, with the tiny tires on it. Thanks for finding the model of it.

Mike

 

[casecollectorsc]

AC was the only mower I could think of, with the tiny tires on it. Thanks for finding the model of it.

Mike

Case #10 pull type has the small rubber also.

 

[Aaron SEIA]

Possibly an AC #7. How does the sickle drive? The #7 mower was the first AC model to do away with a pitman.

You can clearly see the belt that runs down to the gearbox.
AaronSEIA

 

[CraigWis]

Something that I thought was different was that they had 2 small Flywheel cams that drive the sickelbar

 

[Bob Bancroft]

Something that I thought was different was that they had 2 small Flywheel cams that drive the sickelbar

Yes- you see on the gearbox where it says- "TWIN-WHEEL". This is the first version. Then it was updated for the 8, or 80, or 82 models.

 

[Alvin 41]

Something that I thought was different was that they had 2 small Flywheel cams that drive the sickelbar

I had one of those side mounted on a WD-45. Had a drive shaft to chain driven sprocket behind axle.