in search of

It is a 2750E M.F. it has a stationary draw bar the part i need is a tri-angle part with 3 holes in it to hook a chain for the
sickle bar mower.
 
(quoted from post at 13:49:42 09/27/21) ISO a J.D. mounting plate for a 350 sickle bar mower P,N, E62199 it go on the draw bar.

ANY welding shop, machine shop, blacksmith shop or the average farm shop could easily replicate that little plate with 3 holes. (E62199 = Key# 30.)

That particular part number is listed for use on DEERE 850, 950, 1250, AND 1450 TRACTORS, most others simply use 10A or 10B in the drawing below.

Is there some reason that setup would not work on your modern Massey?

I have an IH "424" tractor with a 350 mower mounted using the Key #10 style pinned into the hitch pin hole in the drawbar with NO issues.




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A good-sized eyebolt could be used in place of the special bracket if one can't be found.



https://partscatalog.deere.com/jdrc...h/pgId/106089290/partnumber/E62199/callout/30




This post was edited by wore out on 09/27/2021 at 07:56 pm.
 
Do a google search for JD E62199 You will see a place called aftermarket express. I have purchased a few items from them for obsolete parts. My assumption is that they go
around buying up these parts at auctions and hope they can sell them. I have gotten some really obscure parts from them for an old John Deere RW disk and JD B's

Hope this helps.
 

I don't think it needs to be exact, as I expect they didn't design it with a Massey in mind. The two holes need to match your drawbar holes and be set in an inch or a bit better from each edge. The hole diameter for the offset needs to match the eyebolt. I would say it would be offset 6 to 8 inches from the drawbar holes. You should be able to see how much offset it needs to be, to be under the lift arm when the mower is hooked on. For thickness I would go 3/4" to 1". Just my thoughts.
 
(quoted from post at 15:20:08 09/28/21)
I don't think it needs to be exact, as I expect they didn't design it with a Massey in mind. The two holes need to match your drawbar holes and be set in an inch or a bit better from each edge. The hole diameter for the offset needs to match the eyebolt. I would say it would be offset 6 to 8 inches from the drawbar holes. You should be able to see how much offset it needs to be, to be under the lift arm when the mower is hooked on. For thickness I would go 3/4" to 1". Just my thoughts.
thank you
 
(quoted from post at 09:00:33 09/29/21)
(quoted from post at 15:20:08 09/28/21)
I don't think it needs to be exact, as I expect they didn't design it with a Massey in mind. The two holes need to match your drawbar holes and be set in an inch or a bit better from each edge. The hole diameter for the offset needs to match the eyebolt. I would say it would be offset 6 to 8 inches from the drawbar holes. You should be able to see how much offset it needs to be, to be under the lift arm when the mower is hooked on. For thickness I would go 3/4" to 1". Just my thoughts.
thank you

Did the dealer do a search for an obsolete part for you? I had a part, on an email order, just this morning that the dealer parts man emailed me back that Deere said was NLA/obsolete. But he thought he had found one and was checking on it. I called him and told him if that part was not available, I couldn't use the other parts on the order. A bit later he called back and the one he located was available. The only thing was it would cost me the freight, as it couldn't come as a stock order. Fair enough, its on the way.
 
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