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Old 08-15-2018, 11:12 PM
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Default Mower blades for Haban 190-374-100

I did find some blades they say are Hi-Lift, fine. I am hoping someone can tell me where they have purchased Gator blades for this deck.

Hi-Lift blades, https://www.ebay.com/itm/6-Hi-Lift-B...53.m1438.l2649
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Old 08-15-2018, 11:16 PM
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I did find some blades they say are Hi-Lift, fine. I am hoping someone can tell me where they have purchased Gator blades for this deck.

Hi-Lift blades, https://www.ebay.com/itm/6-Hi-Lift-B...53.m1438.l2649
These are the blades we are using.. I haven't seen much else out there for them.. let me know if you find an alternative. Thanks
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Old 08-16-2018, 11:22 AM
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I use Gator P/N 96-346 on my 60" Haban. They are the correct length, hole size and offset but a little too wide; 2 1/2" wide vs. 2" required. I machine the Gator blades equally on both sides in the spindle mount area to fit.

I went through the Gator catalog by the required dimensions and this was the best fit available.
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Old 08-16-2018, 12:40 PM
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Hey Steve. From Midland I see. Saginaw here. What kind of cub do you have with your 60" haban?

delikocc - So how are the gators? I also heard the only way to make them fit is to grind them down. My 60" haban doesn't mulch well at all. If I had to guess it wasn't designed to mulch. I do have a mulch plug but it would just clog up behind me if I used it. My neighbor has a JD and he can cut grass that's twice as long as mine and it mulches great. I have a couple thick spots that I either have to go over again, or use a lawn sweeper on.
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Old 08-16-2018, 05:00 PM
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Hey Steve. From Midland I see. Saginaw here. What kind of cub do you have with your 60" haban?
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delikocc - Do the gator blades work well, i.e. better than the regular blades at reducing the discharge size? On my 50" deck w/gator blades I noticed that it wasn't necessary to sweep nearly as much as with regular blades.
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Hey Steve. From Midland I see. Saginaw here. What kind of cub do you have with your 60" haban?

delikocc - So how are the gators? I also heard the only way to make them fit is to grind them down. My 60" haban doesn't mulch well at all. If I had to guess it wasn't designed to mulch. I do have a mulch plug but it would just clog up behind me if I used it. My neighbor has a JD and he can cut grass that's twice as long as mine and it mulches great. I have a couple thick spots that I either have to go over again, or use a lawn sweeper on.
And he prolly has a high vacuum deck, or one designed for mulching. Can't compare, unless it's the same deck on both tractors...
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I love the Gators on the Haban; been using them about four years. Not the same as a mulching deck, but the size of the clippings is definitely reduced. I'd say at least half the size of the clippings with regular blades.

An SGT with power steering and a 60" Haban with gator blades is a joy to mow with.
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And he prolly has a high vacuum deck, or one designed for mulching. Can't compare, unless it's the same deck on both tractors...
And blade tip speed.
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I love the Gators on the Haban; been using them about four years. Not the same as a mulching deck, but the size of the clippings is definitely reduced. I'd say at least half the size of the clippings with regular blades.

An SGT with power steering and a 60" Haban with gator blades is a joy to mow with.
How about HP in heavy grass, those Gators slow you down much?
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I use Gator P/N 96-346 on my 60" Haban. They are the correct length, hole size and offset but a little too wide; 2 1/2" wide vs. 2" required. I machine the Gator blades equally on both sides in the spindle mount area to fit.

I went through the Gator catalog by the required dimensions and this was the best fit available.
Are the Gator blades hardened?? I'm not sure I like the idea of "machining" mower blades?
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