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Farmall M to be changed back to manual steering
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Posted by AES on July 10, 2007 at 11:14:43 from (12.40.5.69):
My '52 power steering pump is ruined so I decided to use my own muscles to steer the tractor (as we did with our Farmall H) since I can't afford a new pump. Has anyone converted the powersteering back to manual? Here is what I plan to do:
1. remove pump, pump mounting bracket, reservoir, and belt
2. remove hydraulic lines to steering shaft unit and plug line holes.
3. drive as-is. Since part of the steering shaft had to be cut when the powersteering was installed I plan to leave the unit in place (that is, between the shaft ends). Does this sound like it will work. Is there a better way? Are there any un-cut steering shafts available? Thanks Allen
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