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Mike Bell

04-12-2004 16:35:16

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I have a nice little '47A that we have restored and it runs great. When I drive it on hard surfaces though I get alot of steering/front wheel wobble. It appears to be slop in the steering box. Is there a good way to adjust this out or fix it? I havent torn the steering box apart yet. It doesn't steer hard or lock up.

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Wayne

04-21-2004 06:22:50

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Re: Farmall A steering wobble in reply to Mike Bell, 04-12-2004 16:35:16

Eventially you will not be able to keep the tie rods on. That is when you will have to rebuild the steering box which is not cheep.

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Slappy

04-13-2004 03:46:53

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Re: Farmall A steering wobble in reply to Mike Bell, 04-12-2004 16:35:16

I recently re-built the steering on my cub and the axle pin bushings were worn letting the axle play side to side and causing awful wobble in road gear. Rebuilding the steering box wouldn't have helped here.

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Kurow

04-12-2004 21:54:40

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Re: Farmall A steering wobble in reply to Mike Bell, 04-12-2004 16:35:16

Could it be the speed wobbles!!
Dont forget to check toe in/out. Within the steering box there is a sector gear. This wears and yiou cant flip it over. Dont forget to change all the seals and consider filling it up with grrease as opposed to tranny oil.

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gene b

04-12-2004 17:45:08

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Re: Farmall A steering wobble in reply to Mike Bell, 04-12-2004 16:35:16

The tie-rods can be tightened alsothe steering sector can be rebuilt new bushings bearings so forth also the drag link on the steering sector is probably loose.

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Bob

04-12-2004 18:57:59

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Re: Re: Farmall A steering wobble in reply to gene b, 04-12-2004 17:45:08

And don't forget wear in the woodruff key that connects the steering sector gear to the output shaft.

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