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D17 power steering weight

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    Posted: 20 Jul 2011 at 7:25am
I am removing the narrow front pedestal and power steering group and wondered how much it weighs. I don't want to be surprised when I take out the 4 bolts and have it weigh 200 lbs.

Also I assume once I take out the retaining bolts that the entire unit will slide forward? I do need to remove the steering coupler and the pulley pump lines first but otherwise it looks like it will just slide out as one unit.

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It took two to lift the one for my D14.  I used a cherry picker to install it. 
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Steering coupler slides apart. If you've got the front wheels still on it, I'd guess 350 lbs anyway for the whole enchalada.
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I took off the wheels and will remove the lower pedestal so I can check the bearings. So I guess I will need to use the loader to help remove it unless I can convince my teenage so to lend a hand.

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Holy cow, Motion Industries wanted $235.00 for the Bearing Cup! Said it was a special sized item
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Call Sandy Lake. No where near that price through them. Probably closer to $23 through them.

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Yeah I got it from Sandy Lake, $68 for bearing and cup
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