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tbailey

06-05-2006 04:43:30




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my model b has a lot of play in the steering box
i am going to tear into it this week does any have any advice?




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tbailey

06-06-2006 04:44:54




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 Re: model b stearing in reply to tbailey, 06-05-2006 04:43:30  
Thanks Guys I tore into it last night and think i have gotten most of the play out of it.



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tbailey

06-06-2006 04:44:34




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 Re: model b stearing in reply to tbailey, 06-05-2006 04:43:30  
Thanks Guys I tore into it last night and think i have gotten most of the play out of it.



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Dick L

06-05-2006 13:13:42




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 Re: model b stearing in reply to tbailey, 06-05-2006 04:43:30  
You dont need to torque an oil pan. Real snugg and very even. I go back over them about three times and tighten them a little more each time. If you tighten down real tight one bolt at a time you can bend the pan down at the bolt. I have some pans that cant be used that I have taken off tractors that that very thing happened. They are not flat between bolts. The just have to be tight enough for the lock washer to work and have pressure between the bolts.

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Stan(PA)

06-05-2006 11:59:31




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 Re: model b stearing in reply to tbailey, 06-05-2006 04:43:30  
It"s more than likely a Ross box.Remove steering link from box. Loosen lock nut on the side of box, and back the follower pressure screw out. Then turn the wheel, and you should feel slight drag. If no drag, remove screws from top of box, and remove one of the shims. Repeat until you feel SLIGHT drag. Cut and remove shims carefully, in case you remove one too many, and need to reinstall. The shims are various sizes, and, if I remember correctly, size is marked on each. After that, turn side pressure screw in until you feel SLIGHT drag at CENTER of rotation. (count lock to lock, and find center). Then hook everything back up, and you may be in good shape. If not, you will probably need new bearings. There are 20 (Ithink), loose balls in the unit, 10 top, 10 bottom. The race is built into the top and bottom of screw, so they cannot be replaced. I think the adjustment might do it for you, may as well try it first.

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