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Haban Sickle 402C
I have a chance to buy a Haban Sickle mower that was on a cub cadet 100. I only have WF tractors. I have no knowledge about these but would like to add this to the implement items. From the information I can find the 402C is for a NF.
I have read the only thing different from the 402 C,D and E is the front mount and can be Easy to modify if need be. Tough decision to make on purchasing this. Hefty price, $550, and not sure how or if it can me installed without too much modification. The owner is really nice person and if I can't use this I want to let him know ASAP. Any advise and info would be much appreciated. |
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550 isn’t out of line for that. I personally would snatch it up and wait for a decent narrow frame to come along for it before modifying it to fit a wide frame, that’s just me.
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I certainly agree the price is a fair one, it just isn't a great deal we all look for in this hobby. I also agree about the modification. I don't like "making things work" if I can help it. While I have all WF models, I believe every cub cadet guy should own a 100. LOL. I am going to get this and hope to put it on a WF without making any permanent modification. Then start looking for a 70/100.
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