Posted by UrbannGuerilla on September 13, 2023 at 09:24:08 from (185.159.157.25):
The 6600 has about half a turn of play in the steering wheel. Its a LOT. All the ball joints are sloppy from the connection at the Pittman all the way to the tie rods -none of them had that "bushing" in between them. The ball joints are wallered out, they're sloppy. We are in the process of replacing the tie rods & steering arm, one of the ball joints is stuck in the center piece both tie rods connect to. Cant get this thing out. I was picking peas yesterday all day, so I wasn't there at the tractor, but my father and brother apparently tried everything they could, and could not get this thing to come out. I heard them doing some beating and banging, and my father said he even tried to heat up the center pc w/ a torch to get it to let loose, and was not successful. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
This post was edited by UrbannGuerilla on 09/13/2023 at 01:22 pm.
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