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On Dec 30th, 2018 at 05:11AM, John Sanders (johnsanders34 at Gmail dot com) wrote:
does anyone know of a haflinger for sale or if anyone is wanting to sell a haflinger?
On Dec 30th, 2018 at 05:10AM, John Sanders (johnsanders34 at Gmail dot com) wrote:
I love the little puch haflinger
On Apr 7th, 2015 at 09:59AM, Peter Herbst (info at reefdivers dot co dot za) wrote:
I have an old Haffie for sale - sadly I realised I will never fix her up..Anyone interested can contact me please - 083 250 8995 - not in good shape but maybe someone needs parts?
On May 28th, 2014 at 01:21PM, Jaco Adendorff (jacoa4 at gmail dot com) wrote:
hi,
where will i be able to get cv joints for a puch ? ive got the small 500c puch and its been standing for years and now im rebuilding it.
thanks
On May 9th, 2014 at 08:17AM, Russel Scheepers (russels265 at gmail dot com) wrote:
I have a steyr puch haflinger engine for sale wich is in good running order if anyone is interrested. It is fitted with the Weber carb and mechanical governor.
On Jul 4th, 2012 at 09:40PM, Dennis Kieck (dennis'ieck at telkomsa dot net) wrote:
I have scanned the whole spare parts manual into pdf format
On Apr 11th, 2011 at 08:06AM, Francois de Villiers (francoisdv at telkomsa dot net) wrote:
We have recently acquired a '64 Haflinger. Included was a full workshop manual, operation manual, maintenance manual and some magazine articles on the vehicle. If I can assist anyone with info required, please contact me on email.
On May 11th, 2010 at 08:48PM, bryan amos (bryanpaint at gmail dot com) wrote:
does any body have a service manual that can be down loaded in pdf format or hard copy for the haflinger got two im working on at the moment
On May 10th, 2010 at 09:10PM, Freddie Van Wyk (freddievw at ezinet dot co dot za) wrote:
Hi, I'm lucky, I found a 1969 model on a farm in the western Cape , no rust and in a very original state. The 4 speed g-box needs atetion though, so if anybody knows about a box, please contact me. I've some suspension spare parts available. I'm also looking for parts and service books.
On Mar 11th, 2010 at 03:45PM, Grant Parkin (parking at lantic dot net) wrote:
Having lived in Lesotho I grew up in the world of 4x4 vehicles I thus would relish the oppertunity of requiring one to rebuild Should you know as to the where abouts of a rebuildable one please contact me
On Jan 11th, 2010 at 04:57PM, Thomas Du Plessis (kumgang at telkomsa dot net) wrote:
I saw my first Haflinger during my National Military Service in Namibia. They took me for a spin and I was hooked on it. During 2009 I was lucky enough to get hold of one. It was licenced and I hope to get it on the road within a few weeks.Still very original, the tires were made in the Union of South Africa - in other words before 1961.
On Jul 31st, 2007 at 01:14PM, Peter Davie (Davie159 at btinternet dot com) wrote:
I was introduced to the Haflinger in 1963 when I worked in Leribe (Hlotse) Lesotho. We went to the diamond mines that belonged to Jack Scott in those days at a place called Kao near the Malimabatsu river. The Haflinger although slow climbed the terrible road like a mountain goat. I have never forgotten the experience and have always longed to have a 4x4 as light and versatile as the Haflinger. I couldn't get over the power from a little 2 cylinder engine and it had diff lock! Marvelous.