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Old 02-17-2023, 06:58 PM
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Do any of you guys know if the manual steering found in 1440 was improvement over the 82 non super steering box?
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It is a little shorter by a 1.5 feet. Still a 3 turn box.
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It is a little shorter by a 1.5 feet.
What.....???
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Not exact on the 1.5 feet Roland but pics will help.
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Yes they do.

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I can tell you that I have a 1989 1050, and it steers much better than my 1986 1811, and all of the older tractors except my 782. My 782 has a column/box from a 1989 1811 and it steers like the 1050-very effortless. Seems like the boxes were updated and improved after 1986. All of my boxes have been adjusted, cleaned and greased, as have been the king pins.
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The 1440 that I had, steered like it had power steering, compared to the 782.
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I'm wondering if part of that with the 1440 is the super steer axle.
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