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I have been contemplating modifying, if feasible, my 1711's turning radius. I'm assuming this will be a big undertaking no matter how I go about it. My steering wheel makes 2 complete revolutions. I understand there are some that make 3. I will need to change out my steering column anyway before next year due to the housing being broken. I guess what I'm asking is what is the best way to go about this? Is it possible to make this change? As always, I appreciate all the input you experts can give me.
 
Changing to a 3 turn gearbox has no effect on the turning radius, it only changes how hard it is to turn the steering wheel.
 
Thanks, Matt. I did not realize that. Is it possible to change out the front axle and steering components with another tractor to achieve a tighter turn?
 
If you only want/need to increase the turning radius in one direction, you can lengthen/shorten the drag link.
 
If I go to the SUPERSTEER option, do I need to use the steering column that goes along with the "Cyclops" front axle, drag link, etc.?
 

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