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Hi everyone,
45 days ago I got a 149 from a friend and asked a question here. 3 days ago I bought a 127 . The wife was thrilled. ha ha. This is how it starts. Anyway, this was listed on CL for $250 with mower deck and non working snow blower. I e-mailed they said another guy was coming over tomorrow at 6pm when the husband was home. Not wanting to rush this customer, my buddy and I pulled a trailer into their drive at 6:02. He was a no-show. Maybe because of the rain. His loss. I'm rambling, sorry. The steering problem: you can turn to the right,but when you turn steering wheel to the left, the steering wheel as well as the tube surrounding it, rise up out of the dash. Looking at the parts list, it looks like the cam and tube assembly has what look like acme threads on the end. I'm likely wrong but could that be what's causing the lifting up? Kind of looks like something should be holding the tube down. One other thing. The parts site shows 127 2050040U. Mine is 2050038U. Will these parts work? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks tim |
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