J.D. Big 4 Mower Main Frame Parts
Replacement gear case cover gasket Z7152H and hubcap gasket 27328H for John Deere Big 4 Sickle Bar Mowers.
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Description / J.D. Big 4 Mower Main Frame Parts
High-wear available parts are listed below by the original John Deere Parts manuals. Use the drop-down boxes to select the parts needed.
#3 Hubcap Gasket 27328H Replacement will come on a roll of vinyl rubber tubing that fits into the channel around the gasket edge and expands as the hubcap is tightened.
#20 Gear Box Gasket Z7152H Replacement will come on a roll of vinyl rubber tubing that fits into the channel around the gasket edge and expands as the lid is tightened.
#13 Replacement Seat (See our universal replacement seat)
Note: The gaskets are cut from gasket material that may be thinner than the originals and will require automotive gasket maker sealant for installation.
Email us if you need additional parts; we work with other Amish companies that carry some parts, new and used.
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Click here to view all replacement parts for John Deere Big 4 Sickle Mowers, including the universal replacement implement seat.
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In the late 1800s and early 1900s, nearly every farm used the same equipment, creating ample demand for replacement parts. As most farmers modernized throughout the 1900s, the Amish continued to rely on horse-drawn equipment, as many still do today.
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