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Old 01-09-2016, 01:46 PM
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Default Haban 402-E Sickle Bar Mower
Today I picked up a Haban 402-E Sickle Bar mower. Appears complete except for the grass divider board on the end of the bar. I have a lot of research to do as I don't know a lot about these but my main question is if the 402-E is for a narrow or wide frame? It is currently mounted on a 107 but the manual shows it mounted on a 129. I will post pictures later on. Any help/advice is appreciated.
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I think the E is the one that will go on either a NF or a WF.

Where the pics Martin?!?

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Would that happen to be the 402e I listed up that was in Somerset?
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I think the E is the one that will go on either a NF or a WF.

Where the pics Martin?!?
Pictures sooner just for you Jonathan Do you know what adjustments would have to be made to mount the mower from a narrow frame to a wide frame or vise versa?
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Would that happen to be the 402e I listed up that was in Somerset?
I picked this mower up near Buffalo, NY
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I picked this mower up near Buffalo, NY
Ok I was just wondering, looks to be in real nice shape.
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I'm no help for information but thanks for sharing the pics. Those sickle mowers are cool!!
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I'm no help for information but thanks for sharing the pics. Those sickle mowers are cool!!
What Terry said I have some hill side that I have considered buying one for but not sure its the way to go for me. How long of a reach do you get?
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Nice pickup on the haban Martin!
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