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Re: 140 Power Steering?
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Posted by Stanley R. Hudson on January 03, 2000 at 21:09:47 from (205.245.121.129):
In Reply to: 140 Power Steering? posted by Steve K on December 29, 1999 at 06:53:36:
I make the brackets to put power steering on super A 100's ,140's and the (CUB) I use a charlyn inline powersteering unit, you would have to cut 11 inches out of your steerinf shaft the unit attaches to the top of the hyd. lift housing . and I use the orginal hyd pump for the supply, you would have to cut the pressure line into and install 2 hyd. fittings. I've grat success, the only problem that I have found , is that you cannot work the hyd. lift and the steering at the same time. you can easily get use to that. you can steer it with one finger. I've currently have converted 6 farmalls with no problems , It cos is kind of high but weigh the difference in convience. complete unit is 600.00 dollars. If I can be of any help or can answer any question's please Email or call 252-975-2207 from 5pm to 10pm est.
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