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Old 05-22-2011, 08:53 PM
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don't care what anyone says, I think the grim reaper would fear these things! Nothing short of EVIL and I love it!!! All to cut grass.....
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In general, the machine is so impressive, you think you got a good photo, but its just a pic. You just cannot get it all in the shot, showing it's prowess. You cannot even handle the thing safely without gloves, and rags to cover the knives. I feel safe knowing that satan would run away!
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Nice work William!
You will be up and running in no time!
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In general, the machine is so impressive, you think you got a good photo, but its just a pic. You just cannot get it all in the shot, showing it's prowess. You cannot even handle the thing safely without gloves, and rags to cover the knives. I feel safe knowing that satan would run away!
You're cracking me up!! Sounds like something quoted from Jack Black!
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Gary, You of all should know exactly what I mean... take that sissy blade cover off, and go to move it. if you lift the entire blade, the knives shift. ITS OUT TO GET YA ! Watch your fingers!
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I think I'm gonna find out what you mean to William!!!
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If I get this haban finished today-- gremlins go hide! I just realized that I can put it on my 1200!! I can relax a bit now.
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... sounded good at the time... here are the pics.
Where's the 1200 in the pics?

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Gary, You of all should know exactly what I mean... take that sissy blade cover off, and go to move it. if you lift the entire blade, the knives shift. ITS OUT TO GET YA ! Watch your fingers!
No, I know exactly what you mean! The 1st time I saw it running it was like a scene from a low budget horror movie went through my head!!!

Definitely something to keep small animals away from!
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thats a great question duke . Well, I had the deck off,and the haban frame under it, but the pto belt is wrong that came with it. and the grass was saying come cut me! ... was teasing me. So, I greased the deck, lost a zerk, pushed it back in with pliers, and put the mule drive on. Then the deck. Hooking up the deck , the mule popped out of the Quick attach - that is a miserable situation!!! At this point, I was fighting the machine, and the baby was in the seat. Then after I got it put together, went for a ride, and the rest is history.
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So, Allen, Thank you for an idea you gave me by one of your awesome pics near your chain link fence! I think that maybe chain link fence poles are what I need for my haban tube. It Must have been something cheap and readily available, so far, steel electrical conduit is close but not the trick. this is my last hangup on getting this thing hooked up to something. I also need a pto belt, to run it.... those are easier to find ..... Im so darn close to destroying unwanted vegetation... ugh!
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