Posted by KenB_Texas on April 10, 2010 at 19:06:54 from (216.82.216.252):
In Reply to: C u-joint posted by dougct on April 10, 2010 at 12:02:26:
I did mine last weekend. Got 2 from carquest. I have the boxes right here in front of me (I am going back for 2 more for the SC) but I can't read the numbers. With the NAPA or IH part number in hand any good parts house should be able to find you a pair. I did mine on the tractor and it was a pain fighting the upper stearing shaft and wheel trying to get the new ones all lined up. I would suggest taking the front one off unbolting the upper shaft and doing both on the workbench. Also I had to use a gear puller to get the old ones loose after removing the clips. I think they were the originals. The new ones slid right in after cleaning up the rust with some fine sandpaper.
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