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730 shimmy

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Mike Foussard

02-13-2007 19:11:55




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Hi, I have a 1965 case 732c (730 western special with com) with a terrible front wheeel shimmy. LOCAL DEALER HAS REBUILT the ross side cylinder and pump. The manual steering box has had all bearings replaced and adjustments made. The steering shaft u-joints are also new. TRACTOR IS DANGEROUS at speed! Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks




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flying belgian

02-14-2007 06:22:27




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 Re: 730 shimmy in reply to Mike Foussard, 02-13-2007 19:11:55  
had a 700 with same problam as Nedd. drill a 1/4 hole down spline and drive a 1/4" pine in. saw access pin off an put cap back on. It is an easy and efective fix.



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Nedd

02-15-2007 05:53:35




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 Re: 730 shimmy in reply to flying belgian, 02-14-2007 06:22:27  
Thought about spot welding it but your idea sounds better. Thanks



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Jim B.

02-13-2007 20:14:54




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 Re: 730 shimmy in reply to Mike Foussard, 02-13-2007 19:11:55  
Assume your 730 is a wide front end. If so, adjust the wheel toe-in more inboard at the front of the wheel. Had the same problem on my 800 and the adjustment fixed it. I believe as our Ol' girls wear there needs to be excessive toe-in to drag the tires down the road as little sideways to keep the worn components tight to one side.



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Nedd

02-14-2007 05:45:42




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 Re: 730 shimmy in reply to Jim B., 02-13-2007 20:14:54  
Have an 830 with a wide front end. It is loose on top of the spindles. The splines have worn in the casting and causes a wicked "shimmy".



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