Posted by Va Mike on January 03, 2008 at 15:10:51 from (71.191.163.227):
I have an International Harvester 350 Utility TLB
I was doing some dirt work this weekend and started having some serious issues with the steering. I was having trouble getting the wheel to turn left . It was muddy and the tractor was sliding around quite a bit. When I got back on the tractor yesterday the right side was unresponsive to the steering wheel. As I worked with it some, I could turn the steering wheel hard to the left then while pressing on the steering linkage get the right tire to start to grab.
I am going to have to take the steering box apart and see if I have broke a gear or if it just slipped the alignment ( hopefully the latter).
This is a late 50's tractor. It does not have power-steering. Using the loader is a chore w/o power-steering
Is this something major? Is it something that can be prevented in the future?
Has anyone ever converted one of these to power steering?
I am not sure about parts availability unless some one is parting one out.
Does anyone know of some sort of a conversion using parts off a junk yard vehicle?
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