How much does a McCormick Deering riding mower weigh?
The Combination No. 7 weighed between 780 and 790 pounds, while the Combination Big 7 weighed between 845-850 pounds. Big 7 mowers have heavier and wider rim wheels than the Regular No. 7.
Where does the windrow go on a McCormick riding mower?
The windrow is deposited at the rear, out of the way of the horses or tractor wheels on the following round. No. 7 Pneumatic-Tired Mower – For cutting weeds and grass along the shoulders of hard-surfaced roads, the No. 7 mower could be equipped with pneumatic-tired wheels for highway use.
What kind of tires do McCormick riding mowers use?
No. 7 Pneumatic-Tired Mower – For cutting weeds and grass along the shoulders of hard-surfaced roads, the No. 7 mower could be equipped with pneumatic-tired wheels for highway use. Pneumatic tires provided efficient traction on paved or hard-surfaced roads and made a comfortably riding machine for the operator.
What kind of reaping bar does McCormick mower have?
Reaper Attachment – A reaping attachment for cutting grain and special seed crops could be supplied for use with all McCormick-Deering mowers having 4-1/2 and 5-foot cutter bars.
The Combination No. 7 weighed between 780 and 790 pounds, while the Combination Big 7 weighed between 845-850 pounds. Big 7 mowers have heavier and wider rim wheels than the Regular No. 7.
What kind of paint does a McCormick riding mower have?
Paint Schemes for McCormick-Deering Mowers Mowers seemed to have a varying color scheme early on, with the general rule that the main body be red, the cutter bar blue, and the wheels white (or more specifically cream). Seats and springs may have been painted red or blue, while some connecting bars may have been red or white.
The windrow is deposited at the rear, out of the way of the horses or tractor wheels on the following round. No. 7 Pneumatic-Tired Mower – For cutting weeds and grass along the shoulders of hard-surfaced roads, the No. 7 mower could be equipped with pneumatic-tired wheels for highway use.
When did McCormick Deering publish the serviceman’s guide?
In 1945 McCormick-Deering International published their Blue Ribbon Service Training Course “Serviceman’s Guide” for Hay Machines. Included in this excellent booklet is a section entitled “Horse-Drawn Mowers.”
