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Old 08-20-2014, 08:52 AM
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For those that have had had Haban blade, are there different mounting packages for different Super's? I've got a line on a Haban that was installed on a 2072 and 1872 with the current owner, but I'd want to put it on a 2284. Would I need anything, or should it be a simple swap?
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You probably need something different for the lift, the rock shafts are different between the older Supers and the 2284. I think this may work for a Haban blade, Xtreme makes it.
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You probably need something different for the lift, the rock shafts are different between the older Supers and the 2284. I think this may work for a Haban blade, Xtreme makes it.
Just for the lift, similar to the bracket you posted? Otherwise, it should mount up, correct?

PS Did someone move this to LT? I thought I posted it in Implements
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I don't know, but either way it doesn't go in the LT section. I moved it to the implement section.
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It should bolt right up as far as the subframe goes. I've got one on the 1772 right now. The frame and quick attach should be the same from 1872/2072 to the cyclops supers. Sam is probably right on the lift mechanism. IDK about that off the top of my head. I've never tried to put the blade on the 1782.
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