Posted by nt moore on January 06, 2010 at 18:37:56 from (75.163.55.31):
I posted a few weeks ago about replacing a broken Charlynn output shaft coupling on my dad"s H. We"ve got the new part and I hope to do the work this weekend (so long as it doesn"t get too cold).
From what I can tell, there isn"t presently enough play in the shaft to slip the coupling out, and so I"ll have to pull the cover off the front steering "assembly" with the hope of puling the shaft forward enough to slip in a new assembly.
Is there a seal I"ll need to renew in this front steeting "knuckle" (I don"t know what else to call it). Also, I think there"s a seal around the shaft as it comes into the steering gear. Will I need to replace this seal?
I"m basically worried that I"ll get the thing half apart and then realize that I"m missing something necessary to put the steering back together.
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