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Old 05-16-2011, 11:25 AM
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I think the only actual thing I'm going to need is a new belt, the one going from the jackshaft to the sickle. I'm not much on belt measurements but the description is: P/N S-188 (B-51 - 53.8 O.C.) Any clues on that, 53.8" long?
Gary, When you go to your parts store, tell them you need a B-51 belt. That part number is used by many belt manufactors(Gates, Napa, Dayco). A B51 belt has a Nominal Length of 51" and an Outer Circumfrence of 53.8".
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John, thanks!!! good thing I didn't get one at TSC, would have got the wrong length.

I did get a 90 degree grease zerk at TSC and it worked great, just trying to get it threaded in there took an act of congress, but watching that old back grease ooze out was a nice sight!!
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OK, just for giggles I tried to engage the PTO with the old belt...

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Also, I've got a video uploaded to youtube, it's just a hand rotation of the bar after the belt broke.... it's amazing what a tube of lube will set free (not meaning to sound dirty ) it turns over real smooth.....

www.youtube.com/gcbailey34

here's the exact link -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rq86EZfOfmg
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Cool vid, Gary! Thanks for sharing!
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Are there or was there one of these for or that would work on a 1810?
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Yes.... I've found a Haban group on yahoo and there are Haban sickles from everything from the 'O' up to the SGTs!!! There's some cool pics too... So far I've found a 402, 402-A, D, E... which the D is for NF and E for WF, so I would say most later IH and MTD/CCC IH clones could use the 402-E.
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Nice looking set up.
Will these work in the upright/raised position? I have a tall bank about 400 ft long that I have to weed eat, it would be nice to just drive along the bank and knock it down with one of these. Also, how long is the bar?
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chip - it'll work all the way up to 90 deg. That was one of the "selling" features, to use it as a hedge trimmer. It will do a full range of something like 135 degrees, 90 straight up to 45 below level. The bar is 48"... It looks like the one for the SGTs has a 5 or 6 foot bar. That thing looks beefy.
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chip - it'll work all the way up to 90 deg. That was one of the "selling" features, to use it as a hedge trimmer. It will do a full range of something like 135 degrees, 90 straight up to 45 below level. The bar is 48"... It looks like the one for the SGTs has a 5 or 6 foot bar. That thing looks beefy.
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Chip that's exactly why I was asking my friend. I have about 1000 foot stretch like that weedeat and push mower
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