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MF35 Steering Shaft and Nut Assembly

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Jeff in Paisley

09-07-2005 07:56:36




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How many ball bearings are supposed to be in the steeering shaft and nut assembly? The recirculation tubes have a tab that (on my assembly) are bent blocking access to the recirculation tubes. Should they be covering the recirculation tubes or should they be directing ball bearings into the recirculation tubes, creating two separate pathes for the ball bearings?

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Jeff




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DavidP, South Wales

09-10-2005 08:43:40




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 Re: MF35 Steering Shaft and Nut Assembly in reply to Jeff in Paisley, 09-07-2005 07:56:36  
Hi,
The parts book gives the number as 28. As the name suggests the 'recirculation' should allow the balls to travel back and forth through the tubes as required.
DavidP



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09-07-2005 09:25:54




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 Re: MF35 Steering Shaft and Nut Assembly in reply to Jeff in Paisley, 09-07-2005 07:56:36  
Parts sketches can be found at www.traktordelar.nu
The site is in Swedish. When the page is opened click on a yellowish field on the right side with the text "spr�ngskisser och tekniska data" then click on "Massey Ferguson" and then "Massey Ferguson 35". Steering is called styrning in Swedish. I hope wiewing those will helpa bit.



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