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- We strongly suggest comparing the posted picture to your faulty unit
- We strongly suggest comparing the posted picture to your faulty unit
- Replacement for John Deere D130 D140 D150
- Packing list: 1x Steering Sector gear plate 1x Pinion Gear 2x Steering shaft bushings (as the picture shows)
- Replacement for John Deere D160 D170
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labwork Steering Sector Pinion Gear W/Bushings Replacement for John Deere D130 D140 D150 D160 D170
*$353.30
Informação adicional
| Brand | labwork |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal |
| Item Weight | 2.1 Pounds |
| Bearing Number | D130 |
| Bearing Type | Hardware Bearing |
RealMommyLife –
It will go onto a D170 but does not lineup correctly. It is off center with the steering system and causes the tractor to turn sharply right but not left.
Carol Politte –
Great product , exactly the part I needed , I recommend this vendor the part fit right on . 100% pleased
Robert Zurek –
exact fit
Jeff Sobieralski –
I know it isn’t OEM, but fit great and is working well. Time will tell.
Bobette –
Worked like a charm!
AceVee –
Unfortunately didn’t work for my John Deere D160. The sector gear only had 19 teeth and my original has 26 teeth. Also when I connected the steering guide rod to the hole on the sector gear the gear was not centered with the front wheel straight. This resulted in only about a half turn going left. The new gear mounted to the plate ok as you can see in the 2nd photo but the issues revealed themselves when I mounted it to the tractor. In the 1st picture my original gear is on the bottom and the new is on the top. Gave 3 stars for the free returns and obviously this works for John deere mowers, just not my D160.
AceVee –
Installed this on a D140, and now the mower can’t turn left as tightly as it should., probably less than half as sharp as it should be able to turn when going left. Now I need to spring for the extra $ and buy the OEM part instead.
LARRY ARNETT –
John deere D140 steering