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There is one of these on ebay, comes with the standard handle. Can a full handlebar assembly be fitted to this and can it use cutting discs?
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Nathan
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Nathan, The answer is yes to both but it could be expensive to do. 
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hmmm, OK. any idea of what expensive would be?
I am in the market for a decent brushcutter.. there is also a honda 4 stroke as well, but being a more popular brand it is going to get more money I suspect, but it has the handle bars on already.
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Nathan_O, The Honda 4 stroke will be heavy compared to the Tanaka and approximate cost to change the handles over would be $100-$150 but I will confirm on Tuesday.
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thanks, the tanaka is up to $180 already. finishes tonight. I guess 100-150 is not too bad if the machine is well priced.
from what I can see it would be $600 to buy new with the handle bars.
When you do the conversion to the handle bars, does that include the harness?
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The harness would be extra on top.
Regards, Bruce Please do not PM me asking for support. Post on the forums as it helps all members not just the individual.
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