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    Posted: 6 hours 6 minutes ago at 1:47pm
I’m trying to reinstall my power steering assembly onto my tractor after pulling the oil pan and can not get it lined up for the life of me, I got the left side bolted in but can not get the right side to go in, I have removed the left and tried lining up the right while it was free and can not seem to get it together does the side pieces get bent or something?
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Buy a couple of 5/8" NC bolts 4 inches long and cut the hex heads off of them. Use them as dowels. Install each into the TOP side frames hole. Install ALL the other side frame bolts and leave them a couple of turns LOOSE. Slide the front support on your new dowels and then install the legit lower frame bolts and tighten them. Remove the dowels one at a time and install the legit bolts. A good 1/2" impact wrench is helpful.
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