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Has anybody ran across a rebuild kit for these? The ones I see all say for 1/2 ton. Thanks


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They use the same steering box as 1/2 ton.


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Thanks, I kind of wondered if that was the case, just that the adds specifically stated 1/2 ton so I wanted to check.


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