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A little update to the 1641 with the Haban 402-E sickle bar mower. Some of you may remember that I picked up a Haban 402-E a while ago with the 149 that I bought. I adapted it to fit the 1641, something it was never designed to fit. Used a mule drive frame I had kicking around with a couple pieces of flat bar stock to bolt to the front of the Haban. I extended the tube for the rear mount, still need to finish that up but that’s a simple deal. Then while looking at some pics during a Google search I noticed one that had been setup with hydraulics to raise and lower the bar. Cool we have a new project! I hooked up the mower deck lift to raise and lower the whole thing, fabed up a mount for the winch, welded it in and mounted a Harbor freight 2000 LB winch to raise and lower the bar. The winch was $50.00, going hydraulic would have been $200-$300.00. Thing works sweet. Now I just need to finish up the wiring and do a little trimming on the front mount. Sure beats the Armstrong lift that these things come with.
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Looking good Sam.
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Sweet!! Where's the pics of the winch?
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Sorry I didn't include these pics.
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2264 with 54 GT deck 1641 AKA Black Jack with a 402-E Haban Sickle bar mower JD317 dump truck BX2670 with FEL |
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Good job, Sam!
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Sam,
Nice work. I hope you get some videos of you running it with the power lift. I've kinda been keeping my eye out for a sickle mower and noticed this: http://fingerlakes.craigslist.org/grd/4495049517.html Any ideas how hard it would be to put that on a 2072? I know you didn't put it on a super but you did mount one on a tractor that wasn't designed for it. This price seems a bit high but i've not seen many come up for sale. Also I can't figure out what the differences between an 402D and 402E are? Thanks, -Levi |
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Great job Sam!
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Nice work on the sickle bar Sam!!!
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What they said.
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I was hoping to see the Sickle Bar modified to be a hedge trimmer
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