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Replaces Part Numbers: MTD 717-1554, Toro 112-0863, Cub Cadet LT1042 LT1045 LT1046 LT1050, Hex Steering Bushing Specs, ID: 5/8" Ht: 1/4"
Product description: Steering Shaft Pinion Gear & Bushing For MTD 741-0656 941-0656A 717-1554 Toro 112-0863, Used on Riders since 1999. 11 Tooth. Splined Bore
Product description: Steering Shaft Pinion Gear Replace for MTD 717-1554, Fits for Rotary 13229 bushing, Used on Riders since 1999. 11 tooth. Splined bore.941-0656A, 741-0656
Fits Cub Cadet model: LT1018, LT1022, LT1024, LT1040, LT1042, LT1045, LT1046, LT1050, SLT1550, SLT1554, GT1222, GT1554Fits: Troy-Bilt Bronco, LTX1842, LTX2146, GTX2446, GTX2654, Horse, Big Red GT50 & GT54
Dale Fildes
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2024
Fit was good, worked as expected.
Jason
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2024
Item was a perfect replacement for a Cub Cadet LT1050
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2024
Good This is easy to install if your machaninley incliend
Stephen N.
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024
I had a steering problem where I could only turn in one direction. I found this replacement gear and opted to try to repair the problem myself. This gear worked well. The old gear came off suprisingly easy and this fit perfectly back in place. Tightened it down and my mower was back up & running - turning, actually.
noba
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2024
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Karen C
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2023
Good OEM replacement, nice fit fast shipping. Trick to installing bushing is 1) lift steering shaft up from steering wheel, then from the "underside of the tractor", insert finger up into the steering shaft bracket where the bushing rests and have a helper to drop the bushing onto your finger, slowly lower finger until bushing rests in its fitted location, then lower steering shaft so it just appears coming through bushing (again all from underside of tractor), once shaft is visible underneath just above the main steering gear plate, insert the washer, then lower shaft completely. Insert gear and secure nut to lock shaft in place. Washer must be installed with steering shaft just above the main steering gear plate and proper washer location is "above shaft gear" NOT between shaft gear and nut.
Allen D. Reinecke
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2022
My trusty 18-year-old TroyBilt Horse ride-on mower seems to get through its steering quadrant every two to three years. The teeth wear out, usually on the far ends, ie. at full lock, where the steering forces are higher. It's a PITA to replace and being old and rough, I've cut away plastic and steel on the mower to make it easier to access the bolt.I always order a new gear and bush, as once I'm in there, I might as well replace both. I have quite a selection of gears now as, interestingly, the steel quadrant teeth seem to fail, but the sintered bronze (?) gear teeth seem in much better condition, showing just a little wear.Either way, I recommend you get this just in case. It fits, it works, has good ratings and it's not a bad price at just over $7. You can find cheaper, but you gets what you pay for!
Mark
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2021
the gear was perfect but the flange was not thick enough, ordered the thicker one and working fine now
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