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Old 05-17-2014, 01:49 PM
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This one sat for a long time so I poured some chain saw bar oil on it. seemed to reduce the shaking but as you said after a while it started shaking again. Guess I better stock up on oil.
Sam, that sounds like a good use for some of your "used" hydro oil
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Fluid film does work good!
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The sickle mower rally turned out great, any reason it wouldnt work on a super?
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The sickle mower rally turned out great, any reason it wouldnt work on a super?
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Haban actually make a sickle for supers, it have a hydraulic lift for the bar using one of the ports. It's very sweet and pretty rare to find... I've saw some print ads for one but I don't think an actual photo.
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The sickle mower rally turned out great, any reason it wouldnt work on a super?
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Haban actually make a sickle for supers, it have a hydraulic lift for the bar using one of the ports. It's very sweet and pretty rare to find... I've saw some print ads for one but I don't think an actual photo.
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I think the Haban for the supers ran off the rear PTO IIRC
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