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Hi Richard, great photo's, lovely to see the history but also the adventures and the haffy's still going. Great stuff. Danny

Thanks Jim, good to know. I do a lot of search's on different sites always looking and I was not sure. Many thanks Danny

Simple question if someone knows the answer, I see cylinder heads for Steyr Puch 650's for sale on ebay more often than not. Are they the same for a haflinger. Regards Danny

haflinger seats.jpeg haflinger drivers side.jpeg Thanks guys, I've had another look and the adjustable drivers seat would not match any fitting on my platform, the fittings are the same both left and right handed, I checked my other haffy and they are both the same. both haflingers were manufacture...

Hi Guys, looking at my haffy, the left hand seat folds forward has two rubbers on the back where it meets the body and two hinges on the front so it can fold forward to access the fuel cell. Now looking at the two seats I have for the front right seat are different as they have plates on the sides t...

Yes that's the one John, Thanks for the photo's Gary, Seeing the rear mounts for the engine bash plate was also very helpful. I was wondering what those were as I am still sorting through a range of bits and pieces. Thanks for all the help Guys. Regards Danny

Found this Photo, they look exactly the same as the tropical filter

Thanks Gary and John, have now gone through my haflinger CD and have realised that it is the rear most panel. I have all the other tin work. A photo would be much appreciated John. I think I saw one on ebay from Robert Prokschi. Will go back and have a look. Many thanks Danny

Hi, Can anyone post a photo of the panel beneath the engine, I can only find vague glimpse of what it looks like. thanks Danny

Good advice , I've done Austin Healey's, Series 12/3 and county landrovers, any number of trail and street bikes, Dune buggies. But I think these will be even more fun. Somewhere along the line a Army Haflinger seat got tossed in. happy to swap with someone who wants an original. Danny

John, I think I'm following along your line. A complete rebuild would be great, but That may be something further down the road. happy to get one up and running and then look at what I'm doing. Danny

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Thanks John, I was just looking through the wanted threads and saw your post, I am still sorting through the bits and pieces I have and had two rocker covers spare, Have more than enough to restore one haffy and would part out the other. I have yet to enjoy working on the engine yet as I am doing ru...

Are you still locking for these John.
Regards Danny.

Thanks guys great info, will follow advice. Danny

To me they look like tie down hooks for cargo, have seen a lot like these in my army days and was wondering if they were part of the tools/ fittings on the military Haffs. Danny

Hi Guys , have two questions that I am hoping to find answers too. 1st, I have a cylinder head that has been tapped and a helicoil put in . It is much larger than the original tread for the standard spark plug and I an assuming it was done to take a more modern plug. a, It has been suggested to have...

Hi Gary, both are 700APT, one is 3/74 and the other 6/74, they both have been used as spare parts for other Haffies, however are able to make a very good body out of the two, There has been some good work done on them in the past and I have plenty to work with. I have most of one engine in bits and ...

Hi Guys, just wanted to put out there that I now have brought home the 2 haffies I bought up in the bush, I intend to make 1 out of the 2 , register that one and use it in my business as a light weight spray vehicle for herbicides, The rest of the other one I am happy to swap out to those that need ...

Hi Guys, Great discussion. Just thought I would toss in my 2 cents worth. If you are going to bend your own pipe with a hydraulic pipe bender may I suggest adding an inch or two to the desired length, weld a end closed fill sand and weld the other end closed. I have found that this will prevent the ...