Posted by big fred on December 12, 2011 at 14:21:20 from (130.76.32.209):
In Reply to: 350 utility posted by Kevin A Rhodes on December 12, 2011 at 07:22:37:
Trace thru all the joints and find where the slop is. If it's the output shafts in the steering box, I had mine built up and ground to size and it tightened it up a lot. If it's wallowed-out holes in the steering arm where the drag link ties in, those can be welded and machined back to spec, if it's the drag link ends, you can get new ones, but they're extremely pricey from IH. Better to use tie rod ends from an old Ford truck, which have the same thread (11/16-18 right hand and left hand) but only cost $10-20.
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