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Re: half turn steering slop IN farmall A
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Posted by gene bender on March 06, 2007 at 04:30:22 from (67.55.226.214):
In Reply to: half turn steering slop IN farmall A posted by Chad from Michigan on March 06, 2007 at 04:14:00:
The gear is not full circle but does have a key that is worn plus the bearing on the end of the steering shaft. Tear it down put in new bushings and seals, bearings and fill with 90wt and you will have new steering. Parts will run 50.00. Take the large nut off the front of the sector and remove the steering wheel and the shaft will screw out the front. You will have to remove the pin the axle pivots and the u-shaped bracket that acts as a stop then the whole axle can be removed then the steering box can be separated. Then with new bearings ,bushings and seals and replace the key job is complete. I have done several last few yrs always have good results.
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