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Crispin

04-28-2003 10:53:05




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'52 SC steers real hard. Took off the long link going forward and no better. Gave it greese too. Any suggestions? Thanks




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C. Amick

04-29-2003 09:23:19




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 Re: SC Steers Hard in reply to Crispin, 04-28-2003 10:53:05  
If you put 90 wt. gear oil in the housing, I wouldn't fill it. You probably only want to put in a cup or so of oil. After I put the oil in it, there was water that dripped out the bottom. At least the oil somehow forced some of the water out of it.



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laipuller

04-29-2003 06:48:09




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 Re: SC Steers Hard in reply to Crispin, 04-28-2003 10:53:05  
wheaties works...LOL... does it have cast wheels, if so get a set of pressed steel for it.



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klyde

04-28-2003 21:30:03




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 Re: SC Steers Hard in reply to Crispin, 04-28-2003 10:53:05  
how much play is there in the steering wheel? did sombody tighten the adjuster bolt too tight? its the one on the side of the transmission cover with a jam nut on it. that bolt on the front is for the truss rods when you put culitavators on.



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Mike Schotte

04-28-2003 18:47:17




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 Re: SC Steers Hard in reply to Crispin, 04-28-2003 10:53:05  
Hi Crispin,

Myron was telling me the other day that he removed that hex head bolt on the side of the gooseneck casting and filled it with 90W oil.

That's NOT a lubrication point according to the Operator's Manual- but a look at the parts manual would lead you to believe that it just covers a void between the upper and lower pivot bushings in the front end assembly.

Sounds like a good idea to me- and Myron said that doing this really eased up his steering.

(I always wondered what that dang bolt was for...)
-Schotte

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Les...fortunate

04-28-2003 16:57:01




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 Re: SC Steers Hard in reply to Crispin, 04-28-2003 10:53:05  
Gotta be some place that ain't gettin the grease or is bound up for some reason.



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Ralph

05-01-2003 17:49:15




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 Re: Re: SC Steers Hard in reply to Les...fortunate, 04-28-2003 16:57:01  
Maybe there's a duck stuck in it



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