Posted by Yooper Farmall on January 22, 2012 at 08:24:56 from (68.61.186.11):
The previous owner of my early H drilled out a hole in the steering post to run a bolt through to reach the starter button. I thought I noticed a small crack developing, and yep, about the 3rd time I plowed with it the steering post broke. We used some scrap metal and did a field weld job. I"ve looked at 3 different steering posts and all 3 have a dent on the back side of the post 10 inches up from the base. I was disappointed when I saw the dent in the second post and now that I"ve seen a dent in the 3rd post I"m wondering it they were made with a dent for some reason. Is the post supposed to be perfectly straight or is there a slight bend causing the dent?
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