how heavy are they

I don't know with the whole thing maybe 50 lbs or so

I don’t know I realize that I don’t really want to cut up the shaft I was going to use in my grader because it has a bad joint but I was wondering if if was possible for u to steer it in the same place thank you

I don't understand your question

How hard is it to turn the wheel in the same place

"Jeff wrote:

yes I think it would work on a 10 grader

does pony run and will it work on 1951 d4

I have a pony that would fit I don't know what shape it is in

"Hobo wrote:

How hard is it to turn the wheel in the same place

If you mean turn the wheels with the grader sitting still, the one we had turned them just fine.

If you didn't want to cut the shaft, just get the modified shaft along with the power steering unit. Ours had the pump mounted under the cab floor run by a belt from a pulley added to the PCU driveshaft just before it goes into the 90 degree gearbox that turns it up to go into the bottom of the PCU with all the levers on it. You will need that pulley or the whole joint etc.

"Jeff wrote:

I have a pony that would fit I don't know what shape it is in

send me what you know about pony and what kind of price thanks walter. 336 259 4007

The power steering on my 212 is a one finger operation so I always try to be moving at least a little when I steer as I think the little steering box takes a beating when I steer setting still. Charlie