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There seams to be some interest in this topic. I of course also have an interest in finding a photo of my Haflinger. I was told by an australian amry haflinger owner that the Australian army haflingers did see active duty but there is some conflicting stories and no evidence to support. Looking forw...

If this helps anyone.

Tank preparation for new liner.

Wedge tank into cement mixer with wood and cloth. Put a few Kg of gravel and paint stripper in and let run for a few hours.

This is what I did. Modified VW arms. They are longer. So cut them and heated and bent the ends to replicate the originals the 'base' is a little longer but looks almost the same.

OK for the blades... I found and I mean identica, stainless ones at a boating shop.

Julian,

Upload a photo of how it went when you have time and the tool. I still have mine to do and would appreciate some advice on forming the head.

M

Just on a side note.

I used stainless welding wire the same size as the original 'hooks' and using a vice I was able to replicate the original ones.

M

No clue but I doubt its easy.

I purchased mine and I think it was worth it.

hmmm that was me.... woops. I setup google's recaptcha service to challenge new users and thought it would work thats why i disabled the admin authentication. thanks for enabling it again. Markus Umm... it seems that somebody has again changed the settings for the registration, that's why new member...

I have just changed these and we now require approval to be given before each new user is allowed to post. Regards, Markus Unfortunately, removing the accounts isn't enough in this case, as spam-bots have archived the answer to the interrogation question. Markus is going to have to change that quest...

I'm not sure what you will achieve with the M12 studs. The PCD will remain the same...

I personally believe the rims should be modified to match the Haflinger and not the other way round.

I'm sure you can source them from the European Haflinger part suppliers.

M

Have you got any photos from the conversion that you can share with us?


Regards,
Markus.

Use the wiring diagram to work out which fuse position is for what by the colours of the wires coming from the fuse.

Hope this helps.

Hi John, On my model I could and im 99.9% sure its the original unit but it could be different for the later models like yours.

I can't remember if it has a gasket or an Oring sealing the unit.
could also be the push button.

hope this helps.

Markus

Some unsorted photos from Saturday morning at the treff.

http://db.tt/fS14mirv

Regards,
Markus

Ahhh! reverse the horse of course! why didn't i think of that! I kept whipping the back of the car with no result.

i sometimes have problems finding revers gear. what should I be looking at first?

Yeah they are for holding tools, there is also a shovel tool holder at the back.

Here is a picture with a pick handle and a pick head on the front of the vehicle.


Regards,
Markus

A few days have passed and it looks like the q&a is a much more robust system for our site. Im happy to see it providing some solutions and help to users.

Markus

Ok the captcha spam bot counter fix didn't work so It's been replaced with simple Haflinger q and a which should leave the computers struggling.


Regards,
M

Ok done. Have a look and tell me what you think. I have placed them under events and treff and clubs, then under appropriate region. I hope this satisfactory. If not let me know. I just have one plea, that information about the Haflinger be left to the main forum and only discussions related to club...