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With that much torque I would suggest an electrohydraulic steering system. It would remove the need for both boxes and the need for the full steering shaft. I think that there are systems like this on some of the very large off road lumber vehicles. It utilizes an electric hydraulic pump and two hydraulic rams that push and pull on each side. Its a pretty simple set up but could cost a little bit.
Another suggestion would be to use the steering system off of a Stryker or LAV. They too would work very well.
One really good question though, is this just a huge pipe dream? I remember someone else posting something like this last year. User was banned for some reason. Just wondering.
Another suggestion would be to use the steering system off of a Stryker or LAV. They too would work very well.
One really good question though, is this just a huge pipe dream? I remember someone else posting something like this last year. User was banned for some reason. Just wondering.