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Re: Removing Steering Worm Shaft on H
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Posted by Charlie V aka F20II on November 02, 2005 at 08:19:55 from (67.136.130.175):
In Reply to: Removing Steering Worm Shaft on H posted by Tweeter on November 02, 2005 at 06:42:22:
Do what Charles an Rusty said, but :o) you may have to push/pound out the steering shaft from the u-joint that is next to the steer shaft support before the complete shaft is removed. I use a brass drift to do this job, just look out you don't lose the half moon key that is slotted in the shaft. Just an add on because i'm sure that Charles an Rusty have done this a few times like me :o) Unless you want to leave the shaft hanging out the front of the boleter, not recomended because of the room you take up an you may run into it every time you wanted to go around the front of the tractor :o(
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