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Old 12-04-2021, 12:04 PM
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An outfit in Dubuque, IL rebuilt mine
About $135 IIRC
PM me for the info.

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Old 12-04-2021, 12:08 PM
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An outfit in Dubuque, IL rebuilt mine
About $135 IIRC
PM me for the info.

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PM'd, thanks. Otherwise, with min. orders it's about $12 in parts, and $10 shipping. For $135, it is probably worth just having them do it -- I have no shortage of projects lol.
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if I remember right the left steering arm is splined on maybe someone installed it wrong . would be a simple fix
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Hi all, first post here.
As I have read and researched the forums, I have learned a tremendous amount and repaired it with the info you all have posted. One issue I am having, is my 1872 turns great to the left but only turns right about half of what left. The cylinder seems fine, the alignment seems fine, just wondering if this is a common issue?

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If you're saying it steers farther to the left than the right, it may be that your splined steering arm on the left side is set wrong. If it is your cylinder, you can get a new one shipped for about 119.00 from a place here local. I just recently got one for my 2072.
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If you're saying it steers farther to the left than the right, it may be that your splined steering arm on the left side is set wrong. If it is your cylinder, you can get a new one shipped for about 119.00 from a place here local. I just recently got one for my 2072.
Where did you find a new one for that price?
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Here's the link.

https://www.customcylindersint.com/p...-0637-717-3041

I think they have some cylinders for other models as well including the lift cylinder for the 82 series
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CCC wants $246 for the same one with that part #
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Here's the link.

https://www.customcylindersint.com/p...-0637-717-3041

I think they have some cylinders for other models as well including the lift cylinder for the 82 series
That's a steal. Even with $20 shipping. They need to get an eBay store lol. CC's price to my local dealer is more than that lol -- let alone the retail price.

Just ordered. We'll see if it's a good rebuild, or scratch build, etc. If I get bored next winter I'll still rebuild mine as a spare.
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That's a steal. Even with $20 shipping. They need to get an eBay store lol. CC's price to my local dealer is more than that lol -- let alone the retail price.

Just ordered. We'll see if it's a good rebuild, or scratch build, etc. If I get bored next winter I'll still rebuild mine as a spare.
I've gotten two from them so far. The first one about 3 years ago. I'm very pleased with them. Visually they look good but you'll have to let us know how they compare to the OEM cause I can't remember.
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I've gotten two from them so far. The first one about 3 years ago. I'm very pleased with them. Visually they look good but you'll have to let us know how they compare to the OEM cause I can't remember.
I do wish they were painted CC yellow from the factory.
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