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Old 12-22-2018, 04:17 PM
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Default Haban 60" Model 274
Will a Haban deck, model #374 fit on and function on, a late model 2182 serial # 827xxx?
I know it was meant to be mated up to the #325, but a #374 just came up for sale locally, for a very reasonable price (under $200)!!
Hoping it will fit or can be retrofitted to work, belt, pulley swap, etc,.
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Old 12-22-2018, 05:49 PM
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Will a Haban deck, model #274 fit on and function on, a late model 2182 serial # 827xxx?
I know it was meant to be mated up to the #325, but a #274 just came up for sale locally, for a very reasonable price (under $200)!!
Hoping it will fit or can be retrofitted to work, belt, pulley swap, etc,.
Thanks Guys!!
Most likely it's a 374... not a 274.. If it's a 374 it's just an earlier version of the 325... main difference is gauge wheels.. and yes it works very nicely.. I have one under a 2182 and a 1782

It's the best version of the Habans in my opinion
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Old 12-22-2018, 06:46 PM
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Most likely it's a 374... not a 274.. If it's a 374 it's just an earlier version of the 325... main difference is gauge wheels.. and yes it works very nicely.. I have one under a 2182 and a 1782

It's the best version of the Habans in my opinion
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- Yes, I stand corrected, 374 is correct.
Deck is complete with subframe for $150.
I need to get moving on it.
Thanks for your fast response!!
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That’s a great price Mr. Harley motor. You have any pics?
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It just got sold on me. I moved too slow!!
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It just got sold on me. I moved too slow!!
Ouch that stinks. Gotta be the early bird to get the worm.
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Ouch that stinks. Gotta be the early bird to get the worm.

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Deal is still alive. Going to look at it tomorrow. It has been patched.
Guess I should expect that for the price. Will know more after I look at it.
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Deal is still alive. Going to look at it tomorrow. It has been patched.
Guess I should expect that for the price. Will know more after I look at it.
A 374 Haban is worth more than $150 even if it's nothing but a parts deck.. you better go grab it up!
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Deal is still alive. Going to look at it tomorrow. It has been patched.
Guess I should expect that for the price. Will know more after I look at it.
If its been patched, it must have sat outdoors a long time with debris on top or it was involved in an accident. Those things are so darn heavy it will take a while to rot thru. The only issue I have ran across is with some of the factory welds breaking---it appears to be poor workmanship to be honest. I just re welded and kept going. Like any mower deck, they ALL suffer from the same wear areas. The Habans did put a little more stress on some of the places the mule drive hangs, have to weld them up if bad enough. Been a few folks here that have resurrected these decks, I spent more time and money on either my 50C or my 54GT than I did on both of my 60" Habans combined.

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