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Posted by David B on June 13, 2004 at 19:43:45 from (65.173.238.67):
In Reply to: Taking steering shaft out of top of the rad. ASAP posted by farmallkid on June 13, 2004 at 14:31:42:
You might take the carburator off if you decide to sandblast. And it's not what your friend wants to do, it's what you want to do. YOU own the tractor. I would NEVER let a friend tell me what to do on my tractor. I like to spray tractors down with Easy-Off oven cleaner (cheap stuff doesn't work) and power wash it off. Then I put a brush on an angle grinder and run it over the tractor. To get the steering shaft out, take the cap off the pedestal, probably with a large cresent or pipe wrench. After you disconnect it from by the gauges at the u-joint, it should turn out. Good luck.
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