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2 questions on a 33 MH

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02-04-2008 14:23:17




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#1 where do you hook up the oil pressure gauge, the one I have has no line and I'm not sure where it would have been hooked up on the engine.
#2 how do you tighten up the steering on it?? I have about a half turn of the steering wheel before it starts to turn the front wheels.
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Dave_Id

02-04-2008 14:36:52




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 Re: 2 questions on a 33 MH in reply to old, 02-04-2008 14:23:17  
Tear into the steering box, and it's a matter of removing shims to get the right end play. Two different areas I believe. May as well replace the seals while you have it apart. They always seem to leak.



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02-04-2008 14:58:34




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 Re: 2 questions on a 33 MH in reply to Dave_Id, 02-04-2008 14:36:52  
Okay... first, snug up that big nut on top of the steering unit. That'll take the slack out one way, then where the steering rod is connected, some shims need to be removed. I do have a manual, I gave the first info from the top of my head. All the steering units are similar except the model 55, and of course the Pony. I had a 33 diesel once. I took the tires off it, and then sold the tractor.

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