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Old 01-09-2016, 06:28 PM
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Gotta love the Haban! I'll try to remember to snap some pics and get some dimensions!!
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Looks good Martin,I know but no time for me to get measurements.
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It does look to be in real good condition Martin. Hey I plum forgot about the measurements you wanted, sorry. But thinking about it, how am I going to describe measurements on something that shape?
I'll try to get someone to climb over everything this week and see what we can come up with unless someone beats me to it. (hint,hint)
Looks like you have some adjustments to make yet. That's a very important part because one thing off will throw something else off...
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Very nice Martin!

I have no idea how to change it from narrow to wide or visa versa. I can't imagine it's too hard, the mounts look pretty simple. Good luck!
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Very nice Martin.
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It does look to be in real good condition Martin. Hey I plum forgot about the measurements you wanted, sorry. But thinking about it, how am I going to describe measurements on something that shape?
I'll try to get someone to climb over everything this week and see what we can come up with unless someone beats me to it. (hint,hint)
Looks like you have some adjustments to make yet. That's a very important part because one thing off will throw something else off...
Todd, what type of adjustments do you suggest or ran across when attaching your Haban? I have a set of the front axle hangers on the way that are correct.
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Default Grass Divider Board
Well to complete my sickle bar mower all I needed is the grass divider board. Not having anything to go off from other than pictures I asked around for some measurements and this is what I came up with (thanks gcbailey!!!) Made this up today using 14 ga. sheetmetal and a piece of 1/4"x1" flat stock. The 2 chalk lines was me trying to decide how wide the "flag" side should be. Attached is a picture of an original and the one I made today. What do you guys think...close enough?
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Amazing Martin, I need a bar cover and belt cover and plate that says haban when you get a chance.
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It might be springtime but I can get you some better pictures once everything gets "unpacked" again.
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