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Old 04-24-2012, 12:13 PM
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Default Are all 60" decks Habans?
This big deck that came with my 2072, it has a Cub part# on it, but I do not see anything in the technical libray.
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Old 04-24-2012, 12:34 PM
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I think that is a Haban. This is what my Cub 60" decks look like.
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Old 04-24-2012, 01:14 PM
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Every single 60" cub deck I've ever seen looked like the Haban one.

Other than that, there was this one (a picture from Wisconsin History).



It must have been a prototype or something though.
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That's a Haban, my old 2072 had one about that rusty on it.
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Ok, next question is "what's it worth?"
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Ok, next question is "what's it worth?"
If everything is in good shape bearings, wheels ect in the $400 range.
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If everything is in good shape bearings, wheels ect in the $400 range.
Thanks, should I include the "mule drive" in with it, at that price?
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Thanks, should I include the "mule drive" in with it, at that price?
I would if it was mine to sell.
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some of the newer ones are made by woods i think but i agree about the price and i also would include drive and hanger
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