Posted by JohnDeereM50 on February 24, 2013 at 07:06:11 from (172.11.82.147):
In Reply to: M JD Tie Rods posted by M-MAN on February 18, 2013 at 04:18:40:
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I got the tie rods off and laid them out on a board and rolled them around while hammering on them. They are still not completely straight but after spraying them down with pb and working with them awhile I got them apart. I buffed them off with a wire wheel and lubed them now they work almost as good as new. I sprayed the front end down with pb as well and got it to move in. So now I have it all set the way it needs to be.
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