Is this the one you installed...
Yes and thats a heck of a price. The info on the heat/mud shield modification was a little misleading and a pain to install last. We found leaving pinch bolt lose and out on the steering rack gave you just a little more slack and of course the Honda battery connections were a pain, fold a zip tie and shove it under the female connection to hold it up before removing bolts. Very nice unit!
My buddy says he should have never loaded it on the trailer without EPS from the dealer.
you don't have pwr steering yet? makes a huge difference with a spinner attached to the steering wheel especially when plowing/ maneuvering in tight quarters. My wife loves the power steering and I have a shredded lawn to prove it lol.
No, my funds are always tight. But income tax time is here...it has been 780 dollars and I have been able to turn with little problems....But my daughter got scared and in a bad situation because she could steer it.I accidentally left it in 4 wheel and she was crying. I can't have this
I will have it by the takeover. And it's only 500 bucks now...You guys are the ones that Help convinced me too...When I bought this machine I would of laughed at you if you told me I needed-- a lift,28 inch tires, fox shocks,auxiliary lighting, bed extender,Denali plow and a whole 21x21 garage just to keep it in... hahaha. Power steering is next......... I'm still making my own wind shields
Heck yeah! Ya'll will absolutely love power steering. You'll wonder why you ever put yourself through not having it Lol. I can drive through any terrain with one hand free if I please. The wife has to reach over and grab my beer if things get too squirrelly
My wife is the same way except she hates forums. She is having withdrawal from not riding. She normally is looking for rides if we haven't rode in 3 weeks.
My drive way is all gravel and a couple of years ago I welded a round pipe on the blade edge to allow a little bit of snow to stay on the ground. Eventually it will put a layer of ice over the gravel. I like to push everything back even across my yard, just so I don't have to worry about when the next big storm comes. I found driving in 4 lock helped to keep me going in the right direction (could have been in my mind though). Now with power steering I don't even realize I'm in 4 lock.
