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Well , a kind forum member on here sent me some 12 inch tractor tires for free last year and I finally got them onto rims and put them on my Haflinger at my farm. We had a big wet this month so I thought it would be a good test for them. The tires are a bit narrow at only 5 inches wide but seem to d...

Hi there everyone!. After trying several different ideas out for suitable seat straps I ended up with these. I paid about $73 AUD including postage to Australia for 16 of these 50mm webbing straps that are slightly elasticized. I found a seller on ebay that has the following listing " Webbing e...

I just sent you 10 pounds, I will try to send a bit more next time. I much appreciate your site! Thanks again bestill.

Interesting! My haflinger that I'm restoring does the same thing. It jumps out of second unless you kept your hand on the gearstick when driving in second. When I bought it someone long ago had fitted one of those octopus luggage straps to the gearshift rod in an attempt to fix the problem. I though...

This is what he's after. I have only two of these which will be used on my army haflinger restoration. I got these from an old mate that had a heap of spares from a long closed haflinger dealership.

I’ve been waiting for this moment where I might actually be able to help someone out!! Pulley has a key way to align mark with tech. But is a standard thread, normally super tight. I had to use heat with a heavy rattle gun. No other tricks, my pulley was still reasonably tight on crankshaft after b...

Thanks Gary

Hi there guys. I want to replace the 40x55 oil seal in my haflinger that's located behind the crank pulley. Any ideas on getting the pulley off? Mine wont budge! In the parts book the pulley looks like it is held on with a threaded nut. Is this a left hand thread? Also is the pulley splined? and doe...

Here's a picture of mine at the farm with load of Pumpkins we grew about 5 years back!

bernard callahan wrote:I have just received rubber straps from haflinger technic, they are exactly the same as what is fitted to mine

Hi Bernard, Can you put up a part number and picture Thanks Dave

Hi Bernard, That's a beauty. the trailer is a rare find too!. My mate has a original Australian army Haflinger and so do I. I cant help with the toggle ratchet straps though! > I looked high and low on the internet with no luck. I had one original rubber strap which i took with me to Austria and sho...

Thanks Julian, I have both strap sizes used for the windscreen here and they are both too long to hold the tools on. I still haven't heard back with my email unfortunately. Cheers Dave

Thanks Garry, I actually googled that small trademark logo that was the strap, Turns out to be a Euro company that makes rubber components. I sent them a email. Awaiting to hear back from them.

Hi guys ,I am getting close to finishing my Australian army haflinger resto project. Now I have a problem . I am trying to source the rubber straps that were used on the ratchet cam type of holder that was used on the Australian army haflingers bonnet to hold the pick and axe in position. I have one...

Hi Guys, I haven't been on for a while but just noticed this post. Is this still happening? I'm the one (Mr DA with two haflingers)and I might be able to get my mate MR CD with his army haffy to come down on a trailer. I wont bring mine as they are not registered though. This sounds like a good day ...

Hi there, I would be interested in one manifold in stainless steel. Let us know what it will cost Thanks Dave

Hi there, I would be interested to see what you have for sale, and how much ? I am located in Sydney and have two haflingers. One is currently being restored to its original Australian army clothes whilst the other is my working farm vehicle. A list of what you have for sale would be good to see. Th...

Thanks guys, I was after some of this stuff too! I Didn't know where to look! I ordered 4 metres of 16mm I.D, hopefully this should do the main branch. The 20mm might be a bit hard to drag through the under body. Cheers Dave

Hi Brad, hope you see this post as this site wont let me PM you! It's a pain in the ass! If you want the cyclonic filter you can have it for the cost of postage, about $10. PM your postal address and I will send it on. You can post me the money after you get it! Its not mint but has a couple dings b...

Thanks for that Mike, Now just to find some cheap!