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Old 10-20-2013, 06:22 PM
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Default Haban deck overhaul
Got the Haban apart today for a little TLC. It will be getting new bearings and paint. Of all the decks I've worked on these are the best. Big thanks to the guys that designed them.
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Keep up the good work, Sam!
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Is that a special mix to loosen rusty bolts sitting on the edge of the deck???
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Is that a special mix to loosen rusty bolts sitting on the edge of the deck???
Yep. It works wonders.
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nice work so far, mine will need some tlc soon but the grass is still growing here.

I need to fab new belt guards for mine.
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Nice work Sam!
What Mike said.
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Does it have the stabilizer bar in the rear?
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Does it have the stabilizer bar in the rear?
Yep but I'm playing with an idea for something different, more like a track bar for a race car.
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