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Old 05-30-2015, 03:41 PM
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Default A Cyclops / Haban day
Cut grass today with 2 of my Haban equipped Cyclops tractors. The 1641 with the sickle bar made short work of the over grown stuff along my pond and a bunch of briers along my driveway that I can't get at with the regular mower. The 2182 did it's usual fine job on the lawn. Now it's time for a cold one and some pool time.
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Is that small ramp used to drive on two wheels for slopes? Lol
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Man, I'm envious every time I see a Haban sicle mower. Very nice!
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Sam,
What model is the sickle mower and what was involved in putting it on the cyclops?
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Old 05-31-2015, 09:29 AM
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Sam,
What model is the sickle mower and what was involved in putting it on the cyclops?
Here is the thread with pretty much all the info on this project.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=32618
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Is that small ramp used to drive on two wheels for slopes? Lol
I don't have a parking brake on this tractor so I use a wheel chock. One of these days I'll get motivated and fix it, but today is not the day.
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You have some great looking tractors.
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That sickle bar install was engineered by Sam! Nice work!

What's with the black hood or am I not seein' to well?
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The plastic was in such bad condition that I just decided to paint it black. I kind of liked the Yanmar/Cub look. Besides the paint only cost me $4.00 for a can of black Rustolium at Wally world.
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Smurf Blue would have been better and apparently cheaper!
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