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Utilitly 300 steering arm? Price?
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Posted by Jerry in Michigan on May 31, 2005 at 19:40:31 from (69.209.105.149):
I was getting sand for the kids sandbox and found my right front tire wouldn't move. One of the steering components cracked in half. I think it is called the arm. It goes from the splined gear located on the right side of the frame in front of the brakes and just below the gas tank, and then connects with the back of the steering rod going up to the wheel. Anyhow, I am wondering if these are the same on the Farmall 300s,whether there is a good supply, and what to expect for a price range. I am not sure if welding is a good idea as I dont want it to break when going faster. Your help is appreciated.
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