Steering Joint, Length: 210 MM - Sparex Part S.148747

Steering Joint, Length: 210 MM - Sparex Part S.148747

Marsoni

M251S

$32.66

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Steering Joint, Length: 210 MM - Sparex Part S.148747Steering Joint, Length: 210mm S. 148747 This high quality steering joint is a direct replacement for John Deere models. It features a length of 210mm and M22 x 1. 5 thread on both the inner and outer sides. Product Specifications Brand: Sparex Inner side thread A (mm): M22 x 1. 5 Length (mm): 210 Outer side thread B (mm): M22 x 1. 5 Tariff Code: 8708509990 Suitable For This steering joint is compatible with the following John Deere models: 5 950 5045D

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sturdy, easy assembly, looks nice, but a bear to mount on wall by yourself. It is heavy and can be awkward to hold and drill holes as well. a template would have been nice and at the time i didn't think to make one. even then it can be tricky to find the hole you drilled in the wall. Also i recommend once mounted and if not in a stud to find a stud and drill a third hole with a longer screw to screw into a stud just to make sue it is sturdy. I mounted mine above the toilet in my bathroom and the crews are in sheet rock with plastic mounts. I drilled a hole though the cabinet brace and into a stud. Visions of it crashing onto my head while sitting there. LOL. a second person for install will longer the difficulty a lot.

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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2024