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Super 55 one-way steering

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Rustyhulk

06-29-2004 11:22:49




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This morning I was coming downhill after doing a little brush hogging when my Super 55 decided to steer itself. Now I can only turn right. The upper bearing appears to have disintegrated, and the steering shaft rotates out of the gearbox when I try to turn left. My IT manual 0-6 shows the parts well, but doesn�t tell me what happens when I pull the steering shaft out to replace the bearings, i.e. will 60 ball bearings fall out in the field where the tractor now sits. Question 1: Can I remove the 4 bolts in the wormshaft cover; take out the steering shaft to replace the upper and lower bearings and put it back in without disturbing the rest of the system alignment, etc? Question 2: What holds the shaft in place when everything is working right? Thanks in advance!

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Larry from MD

06-29-2004 15:23:57




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 Re: Super 55 one-way steering in reply to Rustyhulk, 06-29-2004 11:22:49  
All those broken bearing parts are now inside the gearbox so you need to remove and disassemble the whole box and turn upside down to get it clean.when refilling use grease not oil.



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Rustyhulk

06-29-2004 18:12:18




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 Re: Re: Super 55 one-way steering in reply to Larry from MD, 06-29-2004 15:23:57  
Thanks, Larry. I got some part numbers and a little info from the archives, but your response leaves no doubt about what I need to do! Moving the Oliver will not be easy, but will start tearing it down tomorrow. Thanks!

Rusty



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