Posted by Sam Womer (PA) on November 17, 2020 at 09:02:03 from (71.58.149.58):
After I added electric power steering assist to my '38 Chevy street rod I realized how easy it would be to add assist to an older tractor.All that is required is a unit from the salvage yard (This one is from a Chevy Cobalt) The unit needs to be installed between the steering wheel and the steering box so it is necessary to cut the shaft. You will need to fabricate connectors, you can use the shafts from the donor car. After the unit is installed all that you need to do is connect 2 wires to the battery including a 50 amp fuse. The third wire goes to the key switch. I paid less than $50 for everything I needed at the salvage yard. The tractor needs to be 12 V.
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