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Old 04-18-2019, 08:03 AM
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I just got a Haban sickle 402D. I got it for nothing honestly. It had been outdoors awhile but still has some paint but will probably freshen it up at some point. The sickles was seized up I have those working/sliding well can turn the pulleys by hand no problem. Only crappy thing is the whole front assembly is gone all I have is the pulley where it hooks up to PTO. So I need to make the brackets that go around to axle and what ever is bracing this pulley. I have seen the manual online but some real pictures of one mount up to a tractor would help me fabricate the pieces to get this thing back in use. I'd like it as close to stock as I can manage. I've yet to find anything where i can see it in detail. Any help be great thanks guys.
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Old 04-18-2019, 08:53 AM
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Hi guys I just got a hayban sickle 402D. I got it for nothing honestly. It had been outdoors awhile but still has some paint but will probably freshen it up at some point. The sickles was seized up I have those working/sliding well can turn the pulleys by hand no problem. Only crappy thing is the whole front assembly is gone all I have is the pulley where it hooks up to pto. So I need to make the brackets that go around to axle and what ever is bracing this pulley. I have seen the manual online but some real pictures of one mount up to a tractor would help me fabricate the pieces to get this thing back in use. I'd like it as close to stock as I can manage. I've yet to find anything where i can see it in detail. Any help be great thanks guys.
Maybe here?

https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...ad.php?t=42672
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I have a few pictures posted here. I might be able to get you a few more.


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Thank you...that dose help. I also wasnt sure of what to do with the chain so 2 birds one stone I appreciate that.
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