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770 power steering?

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putz54143

05-01-2008 17:37:04




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was there power steering for 770? looking to buy a 770 maybe would rather have power steering. it has a factory power traction hitch will that work with my 3point 6'tiller? thanks tom




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OSB

05-02-2008 06:08:53




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 Re: 770 power steering? in reply to putz54143, 05-01-2008 17:37:04  
To answer your orginal question, yes they did come with power steering. I am sure there are still many of them out there and I wouldn't think they would be too hard to find.

Mike in Illinois



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gordey

05-01-2008 20:45:37




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 Re: 770 power steering? in reply to putz54143, 05-01-2008 17:37:04  
If you are using a loader power steering isnt a bad idea.



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cmccoy7

05-01-2008 19:40:26




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 Re: 770 power steering? in reply to putz54143, 05-01-2008 17:37:04  
I have a 770 and it used to be a narrow front and can't imagine any need ever for power steering. I have now put a wide front on mine and it provides a little resistance steering but just not that much. Not sure how old you are or if you have any physical impairments but for the average person I just don't see the need for power steering, but to each his own. Regarding the power traction hitch, I do not have one but have recently done a lot of reading research. Seems this hitch would do fine with your tiller or most any other attachment. Thing to look for is they had a weak point where the sway bars mount under the tractor, many had broken ears where the bar attaches so check this area well. Good luck. Remember my advise is worth what you paid for it. Chris

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