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Old 02-22-2013, 05:49 AM
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Haban 402-E was made for the Wide Frames, 1X8/9 and Quiet Lines.

Haban 402-D was for Narrow Frames.

Not 100% sure but I believe there were others for Narrow Frames 402-A, 402-C, and a 402-F (probably for a Wide Frame).

I wish someone who really knows would post the model numbers and what they were suposed to fit.

Two weekends ago I took the 402-E off of my 128 and put it on my 106. I didn't find anything that seemed different, and I didn't have to make any modifications/adjustments. That's not saying that something wont "show up" after I use it more.
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there is a Haban users group on Yahoo. Lots of good info regarding all things Haban. I've got a few videos of my 402-D on my youtube page. One thing about it, you definitely need counter weight if you're going to be using it on a slope!
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I do believe you flip the drive pulley so it will line up with the NF pto better.


The 402-e was $312.00 in 1972

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Thanks for posting that brochure. The fact that it can be used to cut at angles and on slopes makes it even more useful (and desirable).
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Old 02-23-2013, 02:05 AM
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I read someplace about flipping the pulley over but I thought that was for putting it on a Quiet Line (I suffer from CRS so I may be wrong).

Back in 1972, one would REALLY need a sickle mower to justify spending $312.00 for it. Interesting fact, thanks for sharing.

Funny how some things really hold their value.
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I dont know about you guys, but running it vertical is a little spooky with the sickle bar screaming right next to your right side lol. They are quick little suckers.
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Sam S I have used my haban to trim neighbors shrubs and usually just idling and in my case I did not feel too close to cutter
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"Safety" was not much of a priority back in the 70s
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That dude in the picture needs a cigarette in his mouth and a beer in his left hand! I don't think they could sell those today.
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I would kinda like to cut vertical along the fence row, to keep the neighbors brush outta my yard, we'll have to see how comfortable I am with it after a little more use.

Not sure but it looks like there is a beer bottle sticking up between the guys left leg and the hood of the tractor.
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