Posted by T C OTA on August 05, 2008 at 18:53:21 from (205.188.116.73):
I have a 1953 Super M with a narrow front end. The problem is if you turn the steering to far, the wheels will over steer to about 90 degrees. There is no stops on ether side to prevent this and if you turn it far enough, it will unthread from the worm gear and you have no steering at all because it is unhooked. Now I know your going to say who would be stupid enough to turn the wheels that far, well, I'll tell you. When the front wheels come up off the ground while trying to pull something, you are not able to see the direction the wheels are pointing and do not know how far to turn the steering wheel to compensate as there is very little drag on the steering wheel. It then becomes very easy to over steer. Is the tractor missing something or is that the way they are and I just have to live with it and be more careful. Any help would be great. Thanks, Tim
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