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04-04-2017, 05:49 PM
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Haban 374
I was finished with all my prevented maintenance on my cub , So I went to reinstalled my Haban mower deck. When I raised the mower deck up after I hooked up all my clips and brackets , the front of the deck raises much higher than the rear . I'm new so I really didn't pay a lot of attention to the mower deck before I took it off can anybody tell me if this normal or do I have something hooked up wrong . I looked at all the places where it attaches to the tractor and it looks okay . I'm hoping for some word of wisdom from all the cub guru out there !
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#2
04-04-2017, 07:21 PM
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This is how I had my Haban hooked up. I wouldn't worry too much about it in the raised position as long as it is running on the wheels when it's running.
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04-04-2017, 07:33 PM
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I have used my 2072 with the 60" Haban for Probably 5 years now. I would have to say it lifts pretty level front to back.....But it only lifts a total of about 2" maybe 3". It doesn't lift as much as some of the other garden tractors. I now have my supported by chains at four points as the weight of that deck was really wearing the hanging hardware. I know guys say to let u it ride on the casters....That will b for another time. Definitely don't step on the deck while lifted. U could while it's resting on the wheels....But even then I try not to. Some close up pics of the lift points would help diagnosing your situation.
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04-04-2017, 11:19 PM
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No No , it goes all the way down so the casters are on the floor , when you look at it the rear is setting lower than the front when you raise it up . I looked at the picture it seems to be the same and in the back there is a little hook flat bar that is hooked into the tractor, that looks the same is there any adjustments as how far it's suppose to go down ?
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#5
04-04-2017, 11:45 PM
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Here is the link to the PDF for the Haban 374 manual
http://www.mtdproducts.com/equipment...ter+Serial+%23 Follow the set up directions carefully. Make sure your mule drive/ hanger/mounting brackets are assembled correctly.
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04-09-2017, 12:40 AM
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Okay so I had senior moment , I went through all the pictures and made sure that everything was attached to the tractor like in the pictures of the manual , I check to see when I lift up would it move up or down like if something was stuck , no everything was good . So I raised the deck up and with the hydraulics and thought lets measure the deck to the floor . To my surprise the damn thing is level it must be an optical illusion. the back of the deck is within a 1/4 of inch to the front , but when you look at it looks lower in the back then the front . Thanks and sorry it was my mistake sorry for taking up your time I feel pretty silly right now.
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#8
04-09-2017, 12:50 AM
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[QUOTE=Thanks and sorry it was my mistake sorry for taking up your time I feel pretty silly right now.
[/QUOTE]Don't worry it's all good in the den.
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#9
04-10-2017, 01:50 PM
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Well...your not completely wrong. The front of the deck is thicker with what we will call the "discharge tunnel". I could see how u were second guessing.
....and lets just say....we have all made mountains out of a mole hill at some point Glad u got it all squared away! 
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