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Marlowe another 925 problem

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rob

07-02-2003 13:39:08




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MF 925 mo/co, fixed the belt problem, now a new problem. I have broke 2 of the "pins" that come off of the pully and run the pitman arm. WHY? another $50 down the drain. Seems to break for no apparent reason. Any suggestion? Anyone looking for a mo/co I am really close to having one for sale.




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marlowe

07-02-2003 17:05:11




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 Re: Marlowe another 925 problem in reply to rob, 07-02-2003 13:39:08  
are you talking about the ones that the bearing goes on?at the flat end of the pitman about 1in. in di.. if so check your indexing of your sicale in both directions it sounds like you are over loading one side and it is putting to much force to one side. this is explaned in the owners manual. what was with the belt?. the dealer might have move the setting on the pitman and not put it back to speck.

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rob

07-02-2003 17:24:30




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 Re: Re: Marlowe another 925 problem in reply to marlowe, 07-02-2003 17:05:11  
Yes that is the pin, threads into the pullt with the machined end for the bearing and a lock collar. I ordered a manual but they did not have it in today when the pin came in. The belt ended up being a simple spacer that was supposed to be 1 1/2 inches and it was wore to about 1 inch and allowing play.



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