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Old 05-23-2011, 05:15 PM
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I know where there happens to be a 104 with nothing under it lol
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So, Allen, Thank you for an idea you gave me by one of your awesome pics near your chain link fence! I think that maybe chain link fence poles are what I need for my haban tube. It Must have been something cheap and readily available, so far, steel electrical conduit is close but not the trick. this is my last hangup on getting this thing hooked up to something. I also need a pto belt, to run it.... those are easier to find ..... Im so darn close to destroying unwanted vegetation... ugh!
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That guy right there, cubcadet 100 has some fence posts that I can try out! So sweet! If it works, He can use the sickle bar whenever he wants..
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That guy right there, cubcadet 100 has some fence posts that I can try out! So sweet! If it works, He can use the sickle bar whenever he wants..

"try out" as in for the tube, right? not "try out" as in test out the sickle on? haha
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Allen, I owe it all to you! You are the missing link, so to speak.... that chain link fence in your front yard is the answer to my problem. LOL. chain link fence poles are the key. 1-5/8 od tubing. I have it now and it is bent to suit,. all I need now is the pto belt.
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Allen, I owe it all to you! You are the missing link, so to speak.... that chain link fence in your front yard is the answer to my problem. LOL. chain link fence poles are the key. 1-5/8 od tubing. I have it now and it is bent to suit,. all I need now is the pto belt.
Cool deal, William! I like to do my part!
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Allen, I owe it all to you! You are the missing link, so to speak.... that chain link fence in your front yard is the answer to my problem. LOL. chain link fence poles are the key. 1-5/8 od tubing. I have it now and it is bent to suit,. all I need now is the pto belt.
THe post will work just fine. I friend of mine Terry is using one on his 70 that he mows around his pond with.
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for anyone interested: First run of my haban mutt! This should be acessible with windows media player. Im not ready to start up a you tube account today. ok. nevermind. it will not load onto here. The vid was of the haban running. it runs and it cuts. hate to be in front of that clipper!!!
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Looking forward to your vid, William!
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any suggestions as to how to get this video up?
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