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08-02-2009, 07:41 AM
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982 w/Power Steering?
So far, I cannot find any reason why I cannot outfit the 982 with power steering. I have the dual spool valve from an 1872 already. A column and a cylinder is all I need to complete the process....oh....and IH Red paint!
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08-02-2009, 11:07 PM
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Cylinder, cylinder mount, spindle is different, and you'll need the clamp on knuckle/lever, hydraulic lines (they are different) and hydraulic 'T' inline. Last steering valve from a 2072 sold on ebay for $336. All parts may run you about $600. Bare in mind you have no garauntee that the used valve will not be a leaker.
FWIW your dual spool has nothing to do with steering, nice feature though. I could give a link here to a custom steering thread. Please PM me if your interested, Scott
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08-03-2009, 07:37 PM
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I bet if you rebuilt your steering column and tore apart the front axle, cleaned it, and greased it, you wouldn't think twice about powersteering. I did all of that to my 982 and it steers just as easy as any lawn tractor I've ever owned.
AJ
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