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Steering Sector Overhaul

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9nforever

12-23-2005 17:25:05




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I have a hybrid 9n body with a 2n engine. Both steering arm sectors have a lot of wobble and leaking oil badly. From reading the I&T shop manual this repair looks fairly straight forward. From the amount of play and leaking oil I expect to be replacing several parts before I am done. Can someone tell me if it is as easy as it looks and an estimate on how long it should take? This is my first significant repair and I want to be able to allocate enough time to start and finish the job or I may be without a tractor for a while. She�s a trooper but does need a little tender loving care every once in a while.

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9nforever

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( Pics 3 ) Ken N Tx

12-24-2005 04:43:26




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 Re: Steering Sector Overhaul in reply to 9nforever, 12-23-2005 17:25:05  
Hope these help.

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sawmill

12-23-2005 18:23:38




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 Re: Steering Sector Overhaul in reply to 9nforever, 12-23-2005 17:25:05  
Hi! As Old9 said, The hood is the hard part! Be sure you have a bank roll set aside before you go down this road. The sectors and shaft cost quite a bit. You can wrap up four or five hundred dollars in this job replacing the sectors and shaft.
Sawmill (Rick)



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old 9

12-23-2005 18:06:58




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 Re: Steering Sector Overhaul in reply to 9nforever, 12-23-2005 17:25:05  
I have replaced them 2 times in 23 years. Not very hard, allow one day, get all parts , read the instructions before hand. Hardest part is getting hood off and on ( I always hate that part). Lots Of Luck and Merry Christmas joe



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