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Old 05-12-2016, 07:56 AM
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Been about 6.5, 7 hours one way a couple times. Made a couple trips to Niagara Falls and Rochester area from southern WV... Good times.
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Not to throw it off subject, but it's Cub related. How far would you drive for a Haban deck?
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Not to throw it off subject, but it's Cub related. How far would you drive for a Haban deck?
That would depend on how nice it is, how cheap it is and how badly I needed one.
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I have a 1872 with a 50" deck that is holy, but still mows. Haban is $300 & 4.5 hrs away.
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I drove 850 miles last spring to buy a new truck and picked up a Cub along the way...
Does that count??
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Old 05-13-2016, 07:04 AM
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Not to throw it off subject, but it's Cub related. How far would you drive for a Haban deck?
Across the street is about as far as I would go for a haban. I hate them. They are heavy and awkward to deal with. I am told parts are not easy to find and I think they are a big stress on the tractor and engine. Should I tell you how I really feel. I once went 4 hours to get 3 50C decks for $300.00. Over the years I have bought 27 Supers and never went more than 2 1/2 hours but, lately they have been very scarce in my area. So if I want more I guess I will have to travel.
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I drove 850 miles last spring to buy a new truck and picked up a Cub along the way...
Does that count??
Sorry , only the distance from the cub back to home can be accepted ..
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I don't remember the mileage but we spent about 14 hours in the truck when we went to michigan and picked up the 126 and a 107....we did swing through Toledo and have supper at Tony Pacos...I enjoy the road trip and hope that never changes.....
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If my Haban deck went bad, and knowing how good it works and the amount of time it saves cutting our grass, I'd go a great distance to replace it.
My furthest trip was 29? miles round trip, and that was about far enough for me.
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Zippy it is a shame you will only go 29 miles. I have either scraped or given away at least 12 Haban decks.
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