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Guyzoo

10-16-2005 16:24:33

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Hi guys, I needs the steering gearbox for my 52 Allis-Chalmers WD. I only needs the gearbox with nothing in it like shafts or gears. My problem is that mine have 8 bolts broken in it including the 3 in the front for the wide front. If anyone knows were I can get one or have one please tell me. I would like to have it shipped in Madawaska, Maine.
Thanks for any help

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Texas Denny

10-16-2005 19:09:32

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Re: WD steering box in reply to Guyzoo, 10-16-2005 16:24:33

I had seven broken and two of the front end bolts stripped. I was able to get all seven broken studs taken out and I used helicoils on the two that were stripped on the front end bracket. The front end works great. Net time about 4 hours and cost $10.

I got most of the broken studs by welding another stud to the broken one. The heat of welding loosened them up. All but one came out that way. That one had to be drilled out and retapped.

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Guyzoo

10-17-2005 05:50:16

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Re: WD steering box in reply to Texas Denny, 10-16-2005 19:09:32

Thanks, but the three front ones, are they all 3/4 inch bolts and how long are they.
Thanks again

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Texas Denny

10-17-2005 07:14:13

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Re: WD steering box in reply to Guyzoo, 10-17-2005 05:50:16

I believe they will go in about 1". When you drill them, you'll be able to figure that out when the small bit goes through. It may be helpful to drill a hole through dead center of each stud. Then weld on a stud.

You've already decided to scrap the unit so you don't have anything to loose except your time. I'd start on the side studs first. Pick the one that has the most sticking out for your first experiment. Do all the ones on the sides before you tackle the front ones. They will be the toughest - an experienced mechanic will be helpful - you because you've done five others. Also, if you don't get a couple of those side ones, it isn't a great issue. When I got my WD, it only had three in it, one on one side and two on the other. Two of those three broke off anyway.

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Guyzoo

10-18-2005 04:54:09

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Re: WD steering box in reply to Texas Denny, 10-17-2005 07:14:13

Thank you very much for your help. I will try this tonight, after school

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