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Old 12-09-2016, 07:37 PM
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Maybe you'll start a new trend Jibber. Is the other end on upside down too? I accidentally grabbed the wrong diagram, here is the correct one.
Yes, both ends are underneath. If mine were mounted like yours it looks like they might hit the axle as well. I wonder if the diagram is wrong. Maybe others will chime in regarding this.
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Old 12-09-2016, 08:27 PM
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Here are picks ofy 2182. MY steering IS PERFECT!!!
NOT as but almost as some of the 4 wheel steering ones i have used , love.my 2182.
Just a note, I assumed mine were right , but we all know about PO's. Always worked perfectly so i never checked to see if they were correct lol.
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Old 12-09-2016, 08:43 PM
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Now that i look at the manual, mine is wrong, but it works.so well
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Here are picks ofy 2182. MY steering IS PERFECT!!!
NOT as but almost as some of the 4 wheel steering ones i have used , love.my 2182.
Just a note, I assumed mine were right , but we all know about PO's. Always worked perfectly so i never checked to see if they were correct lol.
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Now that i look at the manual, mine is wrong, but it works.so well
Yep yours are upside down.
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BUT it works great
Think i will just leave mine till I tear her down next winter.
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Just keep an eye on them that they don't hit the lift frame for the deck.
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BUT it works great
Think i will just leave mine till I tear her down next winter.
Yea right, youll be saying that 20 years from now
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No , but they did the city had 19" tires on the front looked nice but with the steering adjusted correctly they hit.

Sorry taylorjm for hijacking your thread.....
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could start on the 2182 this winter and wait on the 1864 till next year.
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could start on the 2182 this winter and wait on the 1864 till next year.
Im allll for it. Let my bank account catch up

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