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Read articles →This entry in an ongoing XR4145C series is an owner troubleshooting a steering issue, checking whether the tractor's stop bolts are missing or misadjusted after a forum tip. He measures turning angle hard-over in both directions, inspects front and rear stop bolts, and thinks out loud about whether adjusting them will fix possible binding. It's inconclusive and informal, ending with him planning to call the dealership - useful mainly for XR4145C owners chasing the same steering problem.
An owner-operator documenting real-time troubleshooting on his own tractor, without firm answers by the end of the video.
Turn the steering hard over in each direction and check clearance between the tire and frame, then inspect the front and rear stop bolts for how far they protrude.
About 40 degrees in one direction and about 30 degrees in the other direction, measured using a method borrowed from a YouTuber who did it on a Mustang.
The owner is not sure, saying even with the stop bolts seemingly out of adjustment there still is not a lot of clearance, so it may not fix the binding problem.