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Old 09-08-2021, 03:58 PM
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I don't think the size of the Idler Pulley matters. The pulley is going to put tension in the spindle belt regardless of size.
While that is true about the tension, if the pulley is larger, it will cause the tension spring to compress more if it looks like the routing picture in post #3.
But I will say the mechanical DISADVANTAGE will make it slight.
Get a belt a couple of inches longer at tsc or hwd just to try, it it is the proper length then you know what to get and return the cheepie belt.
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Old 09-08-2021, 08:27 PM
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Make you wonder why old belt exploded..... Maybe it was on so damned tight???
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I've got my Haban in the garage waiting to replace some parts I could take a pic if you want to see what the spring and such looks like with the belt on. It wouldn't be until in morning though
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Here are a few pics of the 374 I redid a few years ago. Let me know if you need any measurements.
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Ive never owned a Haban or even seen one up close. Not to hi-jack thread but a question. Do these decks flow well enough to use with a bagger or are they typically just used as open discharge or mulch blades?
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Oak:

Thanks for posting your pictures, which mirrors the diagram I posted per the Owners Manual.
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I've seen pics of them using the VAC trailer system for collection... Never seen baggers..
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Here are a few pics of the 374 I redid a few years ago. Let me know if you need any measurements.
Attachment 109105 Attachment 109106 Attachment 109107 Attachment 109108
Oak, Looks like some mods to your 374 deck. Overall great job on the refurbish. I'd be interested in a source for the substitution rear wheels you are using for the 8" X 2" OE wheels. Did you have to modify the wheel mounts for a wider hub or did you find wheels that fit directly? TIA for any help.
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Steve, I believe these are the wheels I used. IIRC, I had to grind a little off of each hub so it would fit. Sam posted these numbers back in 2015.

https://www.mcmaster.com/

Do a search for this part#
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Sam's reply to a Haban question.
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Steve, I believe these are the wheels I used. IIRC, I had to grind a little off of each hub so it would fit. Sam posted these numbers back in 2015.

https://www.mcmaster.com/

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Thanks Oak and Sam for the help.
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